Update links on doc landing page #568
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This is partially duplicated by #548 |
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I see there is a light-blue "1.8.0" in the big blue header which my eyes skipped over because it looks like an ad. (It is actually an ad for "The safer way!") I appreciate that the latest version was front and center, even if I was unable to detect it. |
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The sbt link was obsolete.
Also updated Oracle link, although the previous link is still forwarded to the JDK 8 section.
I just wanted to find the latest version number for scala-js, which is buried at the basic tutorial.
The old sbt link made me think I was on an old doc page, so I despaired.
There is an effort underway to make the beginner experience less confusing, which should mitigate the despairing.