If one opens the link to the docs provided in README the Readme opens on readthedocs.io. There is no navigation bar to find where one can browse to quick start page or advanced. You can only go there if one searches quick start and click on the page. Then there are navigation links for browsing through the docs.

Jus for the record:
I'm using Firefox (60.9.0 esr) on Windows 10 Pro.

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The docs have a great intro that explains the technology buildup to arrive at inventing stream but then it stops without explaining how stream uses Cassandra + Redis (plus celery message queue?) to solve this problem. (For all I know it doesn't.)

As a developer, a quick explanation of how this framework solves the

Demos of 4 out of the first 5 applications listed are broken. Links for those and other broken ones need to be updated.

doc should either be added to readme.md or maybe we start another page for all functionality that is not directly related to the core functionality

• gdeltcrawler
• pandas exporter

It would be nice, if I can hide this category, because there are always the same suggestions. It has no use for me.

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As per https://twitter.com/daveverwer/status/1139299506472796161 😃

We use avatars on the authors page already, so that should be a good start: https://github.com/SwiftWeekly/swiftweekly.github.io/blob/464c1e6994f3075890b7b95687ec458d12eed942/authors.html#L19

Apparently, React does not understand/parse external URLs.

If the help variable is set to an external URL, it will simply be appended as a string to the end of the app's root URL. For example, this setting in /custom/meteor-config.js:

help: 'http://staging-graphics.stltoday.com/docs/charttool/',

will result in