Redo getting started to guide users to using Fabric #343
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Not for this PR, but later we could use the tabbed code blocks so users can quickly click through the various example options local v fabric ...
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That would be cool! I think I was partly thinking that it is helpful for people to see the parallel of local and remote so they understand how they relate, but yeah, I bet that could be done in a nice way with tabs.
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love it. you're good to copy this to other relevant versions 👍
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Is there a flag for turning on local studio too? I forget...
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LOCALSTUDIO_ENABLED=true, but should be enabled by default now, so not needed.
* new docs section * 4.7 beta go-live * link fixes * Redo getting started to guide users to using Fabric (#343) * Redo getting started to guide users to using Fabric * Deploy instructions * Move changes into docs * Revert one more file * docs: Added Fabric Studio index page and create organization page * fix: Updated index text * docs: Added org management, manage app, db management pages, etc * fix: fixed typos and mispellings * fix: addressed pr comments and fixed links * fix: updated sign up link * fix: updated enabled mixed content note * fix: added a description to the fabric studio org invite * fix: Fixed links pointing to old studio * fix: updated docs for cluster creation and org management * ran formatting script * chore: moved files to /fabric base dir, ordered /fabric sidebar content * chore: formatted sidebar via format write command * format fix * fix: fixed broken link * Fix deploy command --------- Co-authored-by: Nathan Heskew <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Austin Akers <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Austin Akers <[email protected]>
This is an update to the getting started guide to guide users to signing up and using Fabric.