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Add "Related content" section at the bottom of each page. #250
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Not sure where it fits. Should we add "Training and Courses" subsection to the "Community" one at http://docs.ipfs.io ? For now I've proposed adding it to http://awesome.ipfs.io (ipfs/awesome-ipfs#205) |
Putting this one into our "OKR: Hotfixes" bucket, since it's a link to a helpful resource that can benefit folks in the short-term while we align ourselves on revamping the docs platform as a whole. Two things to note though:
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Update: We're discussing best approaches to community-generated content as part of a general taxonomy discussion. Ref ipfs-inactive/docs#347. |
Adding this screenshot from @ericronne illustrating visual layout of a "related content" section on the new docs site; this can be used to include project-generated or community-generated links. We can use the same front-matter methodology as the content stub pages' "try these links in the meantime" links to build this. |
Pretty much anytime there's further content that can be explored, it's just linked to using a hyperlink. While styling related content is a nice-to-have feature, it's not necessary, and likely won't be tackled anytime soon. Closing. |
Use VuePress front matter, combined with a similar component methodology to what was used for "no content yet" stub pages, to generate a "related content" section of each page, highlighting in particular community-generated materials.
Please note that this may be a proof of concept for general tagging/taxonomy work in the site in the future, so designing this particularly future-proof is a good endeavor.
Original notes follow for context:
Our friends at Textile created a full Training Program to teach devs on how to build for the Decentralized Web.
https://medium.com/textileio/announcing-textile-build-a-free-online-workshop-27472fd5d913
The recording from these sessions live at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOzAYiT1Z4U&list=PLC8CEtJ9shDznO1tpvGe--BVEWmCKY9_Z
The series cover a ton of content and touch multiple parts of the stack + guide devs through building a full DApps. This is really great 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
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