Fedora Websites: Creating the face of Fedora
summary
Gets to the point: the old websites repo crams dozens of sites into one huge Python codebase with a 557-line globalvardy config, clones that take minutes, and release-time hacks for Fedora 29 and 30. The result is a rebuilt getfedora.org, deployed May 2019, implemented as a Flask app exported to static pages using Frozen-Flask, which simplifies updates to a single YAML-like file. The plan is to migrate spins, ARM and other subsites into one umbrella site and maintain the legacy repo until that merge completes.
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