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Streamline main readme, and update website versioning #275
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- add clickable FDC3 logo at top of README that goes to fdc3.finos.org - simplify description of FDC3 and link to the four specifications that make up the standard, and use cases - add installation and usage sections to the README that concisely demonstrate how to use FDC3 - add a documentation section that explicitly links to the documentation website, without hardcoded version URLs - improve formatting of "Getting Involved" section to make it more readable - simplify the roadmap, removing things already achieved, and summarising to 5 steps - move the Contributing section to the end - website: remove previous workaround to "hard code" docusaurus urls to the latest version, meaning we can use unversioned links in the readme
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Note that the web application still needs to run in the context of an FDC3 desktop agent to work. For more details, please see the [relevant documentation](https://fdc3.finos.org/docs/installation). |
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@mattjamieson that link still has to be added! There is nothing about installing the npm package right now...
- fix fdc3 mailto link
- update copyright
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This change updates and simplifies the main repository README for FDC3. This serves two purposes:
As part of this PR, I have simplified the initial description of FDC3, with an emphasis on the four specifications that form part of the standard. I then show a short usage example, followed by a link to the FDC3 website for more info.
I have shortened and simplified the roadmap, and tried to bring it in line with our current goals. (It previously took up a lot of unnecessary space in the README.)
I have also taken out any documentation links that led to hardcoded version URLs (e.g. version "1.0" or "1.1") - links will now take you to whatever the latest published version is.
Example (see the entire updated file in my fork):
Full list of changes: