34 workflow kobo to superset

[nicopace]

Solves #34.

I used AI for providing general structure to the text I wrote, for concistency.

[rudokemper]

Excellent work, @nicopace!

I have added many copy editing, syntactical, and markdown fixes intended to polish up the document. Please go through these before merging. But the content here is great. Thank you!

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Reviewing this, one thing I am thinking about (which I'm sure occurred to you too) is modularity.

We might eventually have a "From KoboToolbox to GC Explorer" guide, where the contents of ## 1. Data Collection: KoboToolbox would be duplicated entirely. Or a "From CoMapeo to Superset", with the same observation about the Superset section. How to organize this? I wonder if there is a clever Docusaurus feature or plugin we can use for this kind of behavior where the same content might be included in multiple pages or sections.

Maybe something we tackle when we do #33, or a future "Visualizing KoboToolbox data in GC Explorer (sub)guide).

[nicopace]

Excellent work, @nicopace!

I have added many copy editing, syntactical, and markdown fixes intended to polish up the document. Please go through these before merging. But the content here is great. Thank you!

Reviewing this, one thing I am thinking about (which I'm sure occurred to you too) is modularity.

We might eventually have a "From KoboToolbox to GC Explorer" guide, where the contents of ## 1. Data Collection: KoboToolbox would be duplicated entirely. Or a "From CoMapeo to Superset", with the same observation about the Superset section. How to organize this? I wonder if there is a clever Docusaurus feature or plugin we can use for this kind of behavior where the same content might be included in multiple pages or sections.

Maybe something we tackle when we do #33, or a future "Visualizing KoboToolbox data in GC Explorer (sub)guide).

Indeed something to think about.

There are functionalities within Docusaurus that we can use to reuse parts of the documentation in other parts, contributing to the maintainability.

I can explore it for the next PR, so we can reuse the content in this one for the next one.