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We have no dedicated "Get started" page. I looked at some other projects, some link to install procedures, some to a quickstart or similar. For now I thought linking to the Learn page is most appropriate. That has the (not so great) quickstart guide in the Sphinx docs, an install link, and a bunch of other resources.

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We should remove the href on the div.

@joelachance joelachance merged commit 467efaf into numpy:master Mar 22, 2020
@rgommers rgommers deleted the getstarted-link branch March 22, 2020 21:52
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@rgommers Makes sense to me. Do you think we need a dedicated "Get Started" page?

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I think a rewrite of the quickstart page (already planned) would be the way to go, rather than a new page.

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shaloo commented Mar 30, 2020

I can take GettingStarted/Quickstart up next once I am done cleaning up 45 and case studies. Is that ok?

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I can take GettingStarted/Quickstart up next once I am done cleaning up 45 and case studies. Is that ok?

@shaloo I think it will be easier to rework https://numpy.org/devdocs/user/quickstart.html after the website is launched, because then it can link back to Install and Learn. What you can do now though is to review it and make an overview of what needs changing. We've recently started doing this (see numpy/numpy#15760 for an example), planning out what should be on a docs page and reviewing that should yield better results than just starting to write.

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shaloo commented Apr 9, 2020

Adding this work-item (#214) to post launch to-do list along with #213

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