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When I was going trough the website I haven't found place where we have explicitly exposed information about currently released Moonshine version. Please add such information on Download button if that place is ok for that.

New order:

1. Apache Royale
2. Feathers UI
3. Haxe

No changes with the rest.

The following URLs should probably 307 redirect somewhere useful.

https://moonshine-ide.com/docs/
https://moonshine-ide.com/docs/moonshine/

I'm trying to link to the Moonshine documentation from somewhere else on the web, but this URL that is currently used for "Docs" in the main navigation doesn't seem ideal to me:

https://moonshine-ide.com/docs/moonshine/moonshine_set_sdk.html

If I could link to https://moonshine-ide.com/docs/moonshine/ and it would 307 redirect to https://moonshine-ide.com/docs/moonshine/moonshine_set_sdk.html, that would be perfect, because it would allow the landing page to be changed in the future by updating the redirect.

• 1) What is Apache Royale

• 2) Moonshine IDE and Apache Royale Installation

• 3) How to run API report (tutorial)

• 4) Solution section from proposal - business reasons to use Royale

• 5) Automatic vs Manual Path

• 6) Automatic Migration of a Simple App

<finish populating this master list, and break it into separate issues please>.....

@Aszusz

For download button links on the main page:

• Download Mac OS Nightly AppStore should point to file instead of directory
• Download Mac OS Nightly NonSandbox should point to directory instead of file

This is inconsistent with the behavior for other links which open a new tab.

• Introduction
• Communication Overview and Registration
• Front End in Apache Royale
• Back End in Grails

/docs/moonshine route should redirect to https://moonshine-ide.com/docs/moonshine/set_sdk.html

We need the download section to allow for downloading the nightly version of Moonshine SDK Installer.
The order of the page sections should be:

• latest stable
• archived versions
• link to the nightly directory

Here are the remaining tasks I am aware of for the Moonshine Website release

• Move this website off of the Jekyll VM (if desired) (@Aszusz )
• Update the Bamboo build plan to deploy the nightly builds to the new server (@JoelProminic )
• Make sure that the URLs referenced by Moonshine still work. See the list below
• Add moonshine-ide.com SSL certificate and enable SSL

And then the tasks for the release

• Switch the moonshine-ide.com domain to the new server. (@JoelProminic )
• Test that feedback and newsletter forms work with new domain (@JoelProminic )
• Test the Moonshine and Moonshine SDK Installer links. (@Aszusz )

If these URLs are not available on the new site, we will get errors in Moonshine (including breaking auto-updates). If we can't match the old URLs, then we need to release a build of Moonshine that can handle the transition.

• Privacy Policy: http://moonshine-ide.com/privacy-policy/
• Moonshine SDK Installer: https://moonshine-ide.com/moonshine-app-store-helper/
• Windows Moonshine SDK Installer Download: http://moonshine-ide.com/downloads/msdki/windows/MoonshineSDKInstaller_64bit-3.3.0.zip (the filename can change)

If you think of anything I missed, update the lists above or add a comment.

A user submitted feedback without e-mail address. This shouldn't be possible. Optimally, the submit button should be grayed out without e-mail address.

Protect feedback form with captcha to prevent spamming on email address

We need to change the way of communication. More of a discussions type of feedback should happen trough TopicBox. More direct feedback/issues etc trough contact form.

What I did:

• Migrated main policies page https://moonshine-ide.com/legal-policies/
• Migrated MSA https://moonshine-ide.com/msa/
• Migrated SLA https://moonshine-ide.com/sla/
• Updated Privacy Policy https://moonshine-ide.com/privacy-policy/

Also:

• Migrated Acceptable Use Policy https://moonshine-ide.com/acceptable-use-policy/
• Migrated Account Isolation Policy https://moonshine-ide.com/account-isolation-policy/
• Migrated Billing and Payment Policy https://moonshine-ide.com/billing-payment-policy/
• Migrated Cancellation Policy https://moonshine-ide.com/cancellation-policy/
• Migrated Contact Information Policy https://moonshine-ide.com/contact-information-policy/

And of course:

• Replaced all occurrences of Prominic with STARTcloud
• Replaced email addresses, web addresses, physical addresses and phone number to the best of my ability

What I did not do:

• Migrate https://Prominic.NET/CloseAccount -- there's no such page
• Change references to https://Prominic.NET/me and http://Prominic.NET/CloseAccount

Where I have doubts about what to do:

• The policies: Acceptable Use, Account Isolation, Billing and Payment, Cancellation Policy and Contact Information seem to have limited use in STARTcloud context. We may want to reduce them severely or delete them altogether.
• I wasn't sure how to provide billing address. They may need correction:

STARTcloud, Inc.  
251 Little False Drive  
Wilmington, Delaware 19808

TopicBox announcement, link etc.

Hi. Apologies if this is not the right place to post questions, but I'm so glad I found moonshine. I'm stuck at the subversion part. I'm running Xcode command line tools but it does not contain svn. I had to install it using homebrew. Now I see that Moonshine doesn't recognize it. How do I go about connecting them up?

Thank you in advance and thank you for a promising IDE for my 64-bit only mac!!

Here is information from Justin's email:

• This button does not download the latest Moonshine release for Mac users. It tries to download the very old App Store version. At a minimum, we should make the Download default for MacOS just be the same as clicking the drop down arrow at the moment until the App Store version is fixed:

• It is really not clear how to get to the Moonshine SDK Installer from Moonshine. The download page for SDK Installer needs to be separate from the main Moonshine download page I think, because the user has to scroll all the way to the lower section to find the SDK Installer.

• We still need a better image here that is at least the width of this, and can be zoomed by clicking on the image. People need to be able to see what Moonshine is at a reasonable level of screen shots before the install it. Really, we should also have a video or presentation... I thought at one point we had that?

GitHub Pages supports Jekyll but not SASS. In order to move the website to GitHub Pages I decided to:

• remove SASS build step
• include CSS output
• keep SASS files in the repository. If anyone wants to use them the person needs to rebuild SASS locally and recommit CSS output

At some point I may want to opt out of SASS and even Materialize CSS framework completely and refactor to a lighter approach of Tailwind CSS for example.

@JustinProminic would like to setup Google Analytics so that he can see some reports on the website statistics.

We would like to start doing some Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for the website.

We could consider using tools like SEMRush (but this is a paid tool).

GitHub links points to MoonshineWebsite repository, but it should point to Moonshine-IDE repository.

Following screenshot presents issue:

Refactor permalinks in docs for easier navigation