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Change "Fast Code" menu item to "Blog", which appears 4th in main menu
Change h2 background from navy to light gray (in light mode)
New page on main menu: Learn software performance engineering
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@timkaler @chenxuhao I'd like to add Speedcode and its curriculum to this PR. Please let me know if you have suggestions on how best to do that. Thank you. |
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This PR addresses #212 by creating a new page dedicated to helping people learn SPE. @syhlalala @wheatman I wonder if you care to please look? I'm curious what you think. (You will need to use the Netlify preview that gets automatically generated by this PR.)
I decided to break down the materials into the following categories:
The new "Learn" page is a top-level item from the updated main menu. In addition to this new item, the main menu now says "Blog" instead of "Fast Code" (which is the name of the blog). Also, h2-level headers are re-styled a bit, using a light grey background with navy letters, instead of a navy background with white letters (when using light mode).