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Update pytorch.org/ignite site and reference pytorch-ignite.ai
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Our project new website is online and available. We need to update pytorch.org/ignite to reflect only API and provide links to pytorch-ignite.ai as source for examples/tutorials/how-to guides etc.
Redirections:
Quickstart -> https://pytorch-ignite.ai/tutorials/beginner/01-getting-started/ FAQ -> https://pytorch-ignite.ai/how-to-guides/ Concepts -> TBD Examples -> TBD Github -> Github (no change) About us -> https://pytorch-ignite.ai/about/community/
Index page (https://pytorch.org/ignite/)
Remove almost all the content and add the logo and the link to https://pytorch-ignite.ai. Like below (but better aligned):
<div>
https://pytorch-ignite.ai
</div>Add another explicit link to https://pytorch-ignite.ai from the header ?
The idea is to have something like:
Quickstart Concepts Examples FAQ GitHub About us https://pytorch-ignite.ai
Any thoughts ?
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I will prepare a prototype and draft PR and we can iterate over it till we reach a mature design for the page. Thanks for your input!
@vfdev-5 I just checked the updated task description.
I agree with your suggested approach, but maybe add some description to explain the missing documentation i.e. something like “All our documentation moved to https://pytorch-ignite.ai.” or something similar.