[DOC] Rewrite Fluid introduction chapter #587
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I would suggest to add a content overview on each page. This enhances readability and accessibility.
Co-authored-by: Sandra Erbel <[email protected]>
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This is an attempt to streamline and to reduce the introduction to Fluid. I tried to reduce the dependencies, such as language handling, which should probably be part of a separate chapter. I also tried to make it more practical by providing some concrete examples.
I'm not sure if the actual implementation of partials and layouts should already be explained here or if it's sufficient to explain the concept and pick up the implementation at a later stage in the tutorial.