Some things we can improve in the documentation

[choldgraf]

A few thoughts from some recent conversations in the Discourse:

https://discourse.jupyter.org/t/whats-the-difference-between-jupyter-org-and-jupyter-readthedocs-io/622

Here's a rough to-do list of items that people could help out with on this site. I can try to tackle some of these things in the coming weeks, but I'd also love to review pull requests from other people to help out as well!

Note: I'm not going to mention any major design standardizations, because I think that should use something like a JEP since it's so big

Things to do in the jupyter.readthedocs.io page

• Update the quickstart page to direct to the quickstarts of our various sub-projects
• Update the try jupyter page to mention Binder
• Update the visual overview of projects to reflect new projects etc
• Update the how do I know which packages I need page to be up to date with tech (maybe also split this into different sections, since there are now several options for some use-cases (e.g. jupyterlab + nteract + notebook interface)
• Update the community guides page with more up-to-date info about meetings etc
• Update the contributor guides to include more up-to-date information about how we're doing things in jupyter land
• Add a page that links out to other blog posts, presentations, etc about the Jupyter ecosystem

Folks should also feel free to update/edit/add to this list if they like!

[jhermann]

What about a page listing major conferences (incl. YouTube channels), highlighting some talks (introductory videos, plus especially informative ones), and a section with blog posts (organized on a time line).

[choldgraf]

great idea - adding to list. @mpacer just gave a nice talk at Strata where she also referenced a bunch of other talks that she's given in the last few years, and I was thinking it'd be great if we had a place that could collect these kinds of things