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Revamp online courses page #25

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The goal of this PR is to improve the organization and visibility of online courses by:

  • unifying content which is spread across online-courses.html and learn.html
  • giving greater prominence to Scala Center and Rock the JVM courses
  • reorganizing other online resources to prioritize fresh content

The old/current version of online-courses.html is linked from the new page, but it will no longer be directly linked from the main page or navbar. While it provides valuable information for organizations, it may not be as relevant for individual learners.

Screenshot 2024-11-19 at 15-46-00 Online Courses Scala Documentation

SethTisue and others added 3 commits October 6, 2024 10:43
works for me on a sample repo, anyway. if we discover otherwise
we can change it
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adpi2 commented Nov 19, 2024

I've just noticed that I removed the list of contributors of the page, but I can add it back if necessary.

gkepka and others added 13 commits November 20, 2024 11:07
Consistent terminology on type parameters
Consistent Scala 3 specific page warnings
Remove mention of XML processing in the Tour of Scala
"Scala 3" is too vague and confusing. To learn Scala 3, one should click on "Learn" instead of "Scala 3".
To learn the differences between Scala 2 and Scala 3, one should click on "Scala 3".

To make things clearer:
- Moved "Learn" before "Scala 3"
- Renamed "Scala 3" to "Scala 3 Migration"
keyno63 and others added 27 commits January 8, 2025 07:33
Toolkit docs: fix 404 link to sttp websockets page
FAQ: add a sentence to stdlib version number question
Previously, the raw-interpolator was at the third headline
level (###), while the s-interpolator and the f-interpolator where at
the second headline level (##).

This changes and renames the second headline "Other Interpolators" to
become a second level headline, under which we place all three string
interpolators.
string-interpolation: fix headline level
…stitution

Clarify that the raw-interpolator also performs variable
substitution. This was not obvious from the text and it is easy to
believe that raw means just that: the raw string, as is, without any
substitutions performed.

This also moves the last sentence of the raw-interpolator section
into the following section, where it logicaly belongs.
string-interpolation: the raw-interpolator also performs variable substitution
It's in the main navigation bar already, as Playground.
Also move 'Scala Learning Community' to 'Tour of Scala'
It's not an official Scala discord and it is maintained by the Tour of Scala community
Most up-to-date first
@adpi2 adpi2 force-pushed the revamp-online-courses branch from 71f09bb to 93e9614 Compare February 4, 2025 14:44
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adpi2 commented Feb 4, 2025

Moved to scala#3155

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