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docs reorganization #628
docs reorganization #628
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Don't forget about the nonfunctional quickstart example with the missing "R_" in the readme |
also, Types and Functions => is there a way to only display the most generic function, and not each type dispatched variant? |
well check the commits
probably not in general (also, Julia likely doesn't have the concept of "most generic"). Any specific place where this would help? (I guess the modification overloads?) |
Hmm actually, if the examples are done well I don't think this is super necessary (except maybe to group them to make finding the method signatures easier) |
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Rock and roll!
Description
This should solve some of the documentation issues that got accumulated during the development. Mostly, this focuses on easy availability of code to run that does various things, instead of having super-specific tutorial with long complex analyses.
Organization
cc @stelmo
Examples (presented as notebooks):
Parallel and distributed processing:
Core concepts:
Extra things not to forget:
git rm -fr docs/src/notebook*