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Deploy the model zoo to the web #312
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This repo would then just become the backend for that part of the site, not sure how easy this would be. |
@logankilpatrick when I participated in Season of Docs, we wanted to bring all of the model zoo contents to the FluxML site but didn't manage to complete it. I love the idea but I'm not very sure how we could use this repo as a backend for the FluxM site. Maybe we can start by creating a Colab notebook for each model and publishing the full list on the FluxML site? Then we could think of automating the process? I'm definitely up for working on this as well as the contributor's guide :) |
Probably the easiest option is to use Publish.jl, Documenter.jl, or Pollen.jl to host a "docs" site that is really all the tutorials. And spend a bunch of time on the CSS to make it look more like a polished site than plain docs. Then just have a header button on the main website that links to this tutorial website. The more complex option would be to switch to Franklin.jl for the main website repo, then have a function that checks out this repo and builds it all into a single tutorial page. Similar to how the blog posts page on the Julia website is autogenerated. |
Yeah, we can complete the project and have nicer tutorials rather than individual posts. Let's talk about this @lilianabs and set up a plan. @darsnack - Franklin.jl may not be worth it since we don't really gain much here. But we can use the bot to push things to the right place. We already have it set up to listen for commands and such, and we can use the css for the site and set up a way to publish all the material by listening to buildkite which is the only piece of the puzzle remaining iirc. All the remaining buttons and redirects already exist in the header. It also has the nicer css already. |
Sure! Let's talk about this @DhairyaLGandhi. |
It seems like hosting these model zoo examples on the FluxML website would be very helpful from a readability point of view. @lilianabs any interest in this? I could definitely help as well
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