Add links to @willirath tutorial

[lesteve]

I added them on the docs and in the README. Any comments, let me know!

This is how it looks on the documentation generated locally:

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[lesteve]

I wanted to say it is slightly weird to have the Tutorial non-section before the "Getting started" but I figure it is better to make the tutorial prominent rather than hidden in a sub-page.

[guillaumeeb]

This is a fantastic idea to promote @willirath's work and demonstrate dask-jobqueue use!

[willirath]

Thanks for adding these!

There's a DOI now: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3337784

But the look and feel is much nicer in the Github repo. So I'm not sure which to better include. The DOI is much more stable, though.

[willirath]

I wanted to say it is slightly weird to have the Tutorial non-section before the "Getting started" but I figure it is better to make the tutorial prominent rather than hidden in a sub-page.

What about putting it in a Tutorials page under "Detailed Use"? There, we could also link the video from the front page and the slides / video of @andersy005's SciPy2019 talk.

[lesteve]

I haven't had time to catch up with SciPy I have to admit (just watching Matt's talk now). My not super strong opinions:

• I'd be in favour to make the tutorial(s) prominent. So maybe a reasonable compromise is to have a link with tutorials on the main documentation page that goes to a "Tutorials" sub-section.
• I'd go for the github repo rather than the DOI. user-friendly trumps stability in this particular case.

[willirath]

Sounds great!

[lesteve]

Pushed an update. I put this in the "Getting started" section, because I feel this is where I would expect a tutorial to show up rather than "detailed use". Let me know what you think.

[willirath]

Looks great!

[willirath]

If there's no objections within the next hour or so, I'd merge.