Tinkering

[pat-alt]

Adds the following:

• a book folder that contains a Quarto book
• a link to that book on the "Code" page
• changes title from "Franklin Example" to "Julia for Deep Learning"

Motivation: I think having a book that collects good examples of Julia code would be a good thing to show for ourselves. The book would just follow along the fastai book chapters and recreate the code in Julia (basically our envisioned assignments?). Potentially there is scope for adding additional content here and there. The idea would be that anyone who wishes to either contribute their own code/text or modify the existing content can do so.

In this version: Currently, the book only contains my lazy implementation of chapter 4 with lots of gaps to fill in.

Problems: I don't think Franklin and Quarto play nicely with each other. Simply referencing the folder that the Quarto HTML books lives in doesn't seem to work, as the underlying structure seems to get messed up somehow. Alternatively we can render an epub/pdf, but those are not as nice/interactive as the HTML.

Possible Solution: Can just move this into its own repo and then serve it from there (the intended way really). The only issue with that is that we need yet another repo, but I don't know if that's really a big deal.

Edit: If we think that's the best solution, I'll remove the book stuff from here, serve the book from another repo, update the link and update the PR. Does anyone know how to add a {target=blank} link in Franklin?

[cpfiffer]

YESSSSSSS. I love this.

I think probably the nest solution is to move it into it's own repo, as you say -- we can just link to it elsewhere. I can give it the domain book.deep-learning.club, if that'd help?

[pat-alt]

yes, that's nice! have removed that stuff now and already added the new url

[pat-alt]

It's up and running: https://www.paltmeyer.com/julia-deeplearning-book/chapters/c4.html

just let me know when the domain is ready and I'll move it there