Feedback on new documentation hosted on Github Pages
See original GitHub issueAs Simple Transformers grows, the single page README
documentation has gotten quite bloated and difficult to use. Because of this, I’ve decided that it’s time (if not a little late already) to move the documentation to a more user-friendly Github Pages hosted website at the link below.
https://thilinarajapakse.github.io/simpletransformers/
As of now, only the text classification section is live but it should be enough to get an idea of how the final documentation will look like. If you guys have any feedback, ideas, concerns, or mistakes/typos to report, I’d love to hear from you. Since it is still being written, incorporating feedback and fixing issues will be much easier at this stage!
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I think this is great and it was the best thing to do. Now I would redo the README file to get rid of most of the things and do a clean file that links to some documentation chapters for people who want advanced explanations on some topics.
Sounds good, thanks. Just a heads up, but I might make my own changes to any submitted docs.