My outstanding to-do list from this iteration of the website includes: * Richer "use cases" page with more examples, ideally with runable code but also good to have more links to blog posts (including on sites other than arrow.apache.org) showcasing the use cases * Better "getting started" user guides across the project * More content on the "overview" page that tells the Arrow story
A link on the home page to the latest blog post might be nice (and would also stand in for a link to the most recent code release since that's a common blog topic) but IMO we don't blog often enough for that to be interesting. If the most recent blog post were 2-3 months old, as it typically is right before a release, that doesn't really reflect the dynamism of the project that we want to show. Neal On Mon, Jul 27, 2020 at 2:48 PM Wes McKinney <wesmck...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thanks to Neal and others who helped with the website overhaul for the > 1.0.0 release, definitely feels like a big improvement to me. > > What other things would we like to do with the website? For example, > it might be nice to have a "call out" on the front page to a news item > like the most recent code release, or some other way (than clicking > "Blog" or "Get Arrow" -- which require more digging on mobile > browsers) to funnel traffic either to blog posts or the latest > release. >
