Adding “Web Development with AMP” Courses to amp.dev#1595
Adding “Web Development with AMP” Courses to amp.dev#1595mandarini wants to merge 116 commits intoampproject:futurefrom
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Not sure if this is known to all, therefore thought I'd share it again: plans are that Documentation is not clickable anymore but will always open the flyout and will get a new item "Get Started" which will lead to what's currently the Guides and Tutorial landing pages. This will then be replaced by an overview page similar to the one the components and examples have. Therefore in my opinion adding another "Courses" item to the flyout seems like a good idea. This could then lead to a dedicated Courses landing page with it's own sidebar. 🙂 |
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+1 to what @matthiasrohmer said! |
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Sounds great! If so, it looks like I can proceed more or less in the way I proposed... adding a new element to the flyout in the Blueprint, moving all the files to a new directory, creating the landing page, etc. And I'll look at how to create the sidebar 😃 Is that right? |
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Sounds about right to me! |
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@morsssss, feel free to reach out on Slack if I can support with setting things up 🙂 |
Started creating landing page.
- Consistent code font usage throughout the document - Updated links to point to amp.dev - Updated images where needed - Revamped the social share exercise - Fixed various typos/removed dead content
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This has now been moved to a feature branch on the main repo.... |
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Closed in favor of #1887. |
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We’re developers working with Ben Morss (@morsssss ) to develop content for the amp.dev site. We’re adding the “Web Development with AMP” series which is comprised of three courses (Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced). We know that the AMP team is still deciding where these courses should reside in the navigation, but the purpose of this PR is to start the review of the content itself and make any necessary changes.