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Site background goes green (#E3E9DC) in mobile mode.

Would you please add a license to the repo?

Consider a new page with links to related resources, including e.g. links to Alexander's work or other software patterns materials that would be helpful or server as examples, good or bad.

Add a file within patterns/ demonstrating the use of pattern matching as opposed to other techniques.

It would be very helpful to have links to real-world examples of these patterns, pointing to specific files within projects on github.

It seems that website could have some problems with CSS -

Checked in Chrome/Firefox - result looks the same

I can see the feed of contributors, however the new content isn't there.

Just out of curiosity, why not using Jekyll + GitHub Pages for the same purposes? That could have saved a lot of operational problems. Did it have less capabilities then lambdapad?

A few people asked about "anti patterns" --- or patterns that one might want to avoid, or bad patterns.

This is a great idea! How would we do this?

Looking at chain.md, it includes a markdown bulleted list. The generated HTML does include it as a <ul>, but when rendered in a browser there are no bullets- they're just three separate lines.

Just curious if this is intended, thanks.

See: http://www.erlangpatterns.org/accumulator.html

Was browsing the site for the first time and noticed what appear to be template calls showing up instead of the intended code.

Hi,

Awesome idea! I know several people who have been toying with the same idea more than once or twice. I have an old document which mentions some etorrent patterns and perhaps something in there pertains to this project. For instance, what you call 'cleanup crew' is something I've called 'janitor' in the past. But there are other patterns in there which you might want to add. Note: I have yet to study the patterns extensively, so I don't understand if I'm writing something which is already covered.

https://github.com/jlouis/etorrent/blob/master/HACKING.md

The text on the site is difficult to read because of the following:

• Font: the font is too thin and high, quite unusual for wikis and article sites. Georgia, Helvetica or Verdana would be more appropriate.
• Not enough contrast with the background
• Lines are too long, text should be centred with a limited column count.