Claudio Wunder
Claudio Wunder
The issue is open. It's literally on its title. What needs to be done is basically remove the usage of react-helmet. But it needs testing if it will work out...
@nschonni I made some research, and accomplishing this will be rather harder than easy. Removing Hacktoberfest label as this is not a straightforward issue.
I don't believe the traffic we have is big enough that it would hurt by removing the learn content altogether. As if we just hide it, we're still building all...
> However, FWIW, I would like to advocate for the importance of having an easy to find: How do I start working with Node.js after I have installed it? guide....
> the Rust and Go websites which imo have done a good job of this. The Rust community has a very well established website team. And Go has full support...
> The SEO rankings of /learn section has already become too high when searching to learn Node. We need to consider that many self-taught beginners might rely on the /learn...
But yes, we need to find a middle ground here
We're not completely removing the section. We're removing all the content that is hard to maintain and that is out of the scope of the website, knowing there are hundreds...
> Many programming languages have the tutorial section i their official website. Most of the languages I'm aware of have simple getting started documentation and community-maintained tutorials, + official API...
Loved your comment, @christian-eriksson! > Is there a place where one can help by suggesting how to filter the learn section in such a way? (here?) And if one wish...