The new homepage looks nice, congratulations! A couple of minor points of feedback:

1) The code block near the top of the page doesn't fit in the width of many/most mobile devices, which results in the page being wider than the screen. Slightly inelegant.

2) Not really an issue with the new web page, but still: it would be useful if the list of implementations (https://www-ps.informatik.uni-kiel.de/currywiki/implementations/overview) made a clearer between those that are being actively maintained and those which aren't. Most of the implementations listed haven't had updates in more than a decade as far as I can see. Sprite is not listed at all, although it has seen updates much more recently that eg FLVM or even MCC. Is MCC really still an alternative that should be promoted as on a par with PAKCS and KiCKS2?

That's all

/Felix

On Fri, Oct 16, 2020 at 12:30 PM Michael Hanus <mh@informatik.uni-kiel.de> wrote:

Hi,

maybe some of you already noticed it, but I'd like to inform you
that we created a new home page for Curry, see

http://curry-lang.org

It does not replace all contents of the older homepage
(which was actually a wiki) but it is intended as a first
entry point for Curry. It provides a short description of
to the main features, ecosystems, and quick links
to implementations, packages and other stuff.
Thus, bookmark it or link it from your web pages!

The homepage should not replace the wiki (which contains
much more information). Nevertheless, if you have suggestions
for improvement or adding further information, please mail them.

If you look into the "Download" area, you see also links to
quite new stable versions of PAKCS and KiCS2 (tar files
and docker images).

All the best,

Michael
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