Tutorial (general + CLARIN.SI) and citation information#30
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This looks good to me! I think the advanced examples link should be configurable as well, instead of hard-coding some case distinction. And there we can use the Grew tutorial as a fallback. Feel free to merge once you're ready! |
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Sorry for not reading this sooner than replying to #29 . This should also work, but I would prefer it being a separate internal page as part of cqp-tree site rather than an external blog/page. |
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Ready to merge this and close #29 as far as I'm concerned! |
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I gave #29 some more thought and, for now, only added the about page a very minimal tutorial (only one "universal" examples + links to language docs), as well as more prominent citation information.
At the end of this mini-tutorial, there is a paragraph that says "For some more advanced examples, follow this link", where "this link" redirects to different places depending on
cfg.system_name, namely (I propose):Thoughts?