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I think this is a good improvement overall.
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LGTM, outside of Tim's comment about using <simpara> where possible (as it gets rendered to a standard HTML <p> tag rather than a <div>
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| For a variety of podcasts, presentations and other videos, check out the | ||
| <link xlink:href="&url.phpctv;">community PeerTube</link>. | ||
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Seeing this one being the source of the build failure: This might require some discussion on Internals whether it's acceptable to specifically call out this instance (over any other or YouTube).
If you drop this paragraph, I'm happy to merge.
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I would like to keep this if possible, I think it's a useful resource.
With regards to YouTube, I don't know of any way to reliably link to a variety of up-to-date PHP community content in the same way phpc.tv allows here.
Based on socials (phpc.tv's and Anna Filina's mastodon posts) and information on phpc.tv itself, anyone can submit their existing channel content to be sync'd but accounts are moderated. Subsequently I believe the likelihood of phpc.tv showing users undesirable content is low.
Mailing list discussion: https://news-web.php.net/php.internals/130668
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I would like to keep this if possible, I think it's a useful resource.
Depending on the results of the discussion, we can add it back it later and get the other improvements shipped already?
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I present a revised "What's Next?" tutorial section, with the aim of better pointing new users towards the manual sections for specific things they may want to achieve, and the range of resources available in the PHP ecosystem more generally.
I am aware the external links need to be pulled out to doc-base, but wanted to get initial feedback before I do that.
All feedback welcome.