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On 22-Nov-14 22:30, David Botton wrote:
> As part of the effort to start advocating Ada to the Applications space, I've set
> up a new website:
>
> http://GetAdaNow.com
>
> The page is designed to make it as easy as currently possible to get new developers
> set up to use Ada and pointed to some updated resources.
>
> If you have any suggestions please let me know.

Mostly minor stuff:
International standard	=>	Freely Available International standard
Professional Grade Open Source Compilers	<= Initial caps?


> Please add links from your sites to http://GetAdaNow.com to help people use your
> projects.
>
> AdaPower will be redone soon and have a way for you to maintain your own listings
> of projects, articles, etc. and will have multiple maintainers  so it can stay up
> to date and not depend on any one person.

This is good news; I had rather liked AdaPower when I first discovered 
Ada, some of the code and explanations were/are really good.