Wiki is broken

[xiazeyu]

The wiki linked from the project website is broken.

Could you please have a check?

Ref openjournals/joss-reviews#8680

[filippi]

Hi @xiazeyu yes indeed.. I didn't even realized a wiki was linked, deleted ages ago when we actually put the code on GitHub.
I removed the link.
regards

[filippi]

Ha again @xiazeyu , please note that the website, or the javascript API, other than the online simulation, is not part of the code or the repository whatsoever, it is just here to show one of the potential use of the code : online simulation.
Regards

[xiazeyu]

@filippi Thanks for the clarification! The website and online demo is awesome! But it looks like the website itself is significantly outdated, causing trouble when people want to find information about the project.

I suggest to improve the website by:

• Fix the document link on the website page. It should be linked to forefire.readthedocs.io.
• Create a "Source Code" section to link the code repository from your website.
• State clearly that "AR Experiments" and/or "YouTube Channel" is to demostrate the further use of the ForeFire simulator API. They are (or are not) part of ForeFire.
• Add a note to the web simulator to state if they are part of ForeFire. If they have a code repository, provide link to access the web simulator if available.
• State that "You can explore the C++ and Python source code on GitHub. The code for web simulator demo can be accessed elsewhere at xxx."

Update your README in the GitHub repository by:

• Use the github "website" field
• State the relationship of "ForeFire Super Console" (up by docker) and Demo ForeFire API V1.

[filippi]

hi @xiazeyu thanks
will try to do that this week, this is a small side website to put some demos and links, so you're right, best is to reference GitHub repo which is the main thing now.
regards

[filippi]

Hi @xiazeyu
I have update the website ! thanks for your comments :-)
https://forefire.univ-corse.fr
Hope it solves the issue !

[xiazeyu]

@filippi Thank you! The new website looks awesome. I believe it will help this project make bigger impact.