Scalasca.org website relaunch

Today, we have relaunched the scalasca.org website!

There have been a few hiccups with respect to the availabilty of our website in the last couple of days, some of them being out of our control. PHP2shell – you probably all know the details… But now we’re back on stage: The Scalasca team is pleased to announce its completely refurbished project website with a new look and feel!

Besides polishing the design, we also took the opportunity to remove some outdated information, and to revise and reorganize the remaining content. The new structure of our website now clearly separates information about the Scalasca project as a whole from information about the individual core software packages developed and maintained by the Scalasca team, that is, the Scalasca Trace Tools, the Cube framework, and Extra-P. We believe that this structure is, generally speaking, less confusing and also simplifies navigation. It should therefore enable you to quickly find the information you are looking for.

As a side effect, however, this reorganization (as well as a change of the underlying technical foundation used to generate the website) made it difficult to set up proper redirects from old to new URLs. We apologize for this inconvenience; please browse the new web pages and update your bookmarks manually as appropriate.

Nevertheless, we hope that you enjoy the new website and look forward for more content to come. And of course, please don’t hesitate to provide feedback by dropping us a line via scalasca@fz-juelich.de.

Psst! New releases are already showing up on the horizon…