Add community tutorials to documentation

[jodeleeuw]

There are a number of great tutorials available online. It might be helpful to list these and their focus in the documentation, in order to match new users with an appropriate tutorial for their needs.

Here's a starting list. Please suggest more if you know of any!

• https://jamesbrandscience.github.io/tutorials/ by @jamesbrandscience.
• https://softdev.ppls.ed.ac.uk/online_experiments/02_first.html by @alisdt
• https://learninglab.psych.purdue.edu/handbook/programming-guide/getting-started-jspsych-7/ (by @zhengkyl ?)
• https://www.crumplab.com/psyc2001/blog.html by @CrumpLab

[Shaobin-Jiang]

I am unsure whether these below would qualify as they are only available in Chinese:

I would first recommend my own videos on bilibili: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1Qs4y1y7c9/. While it is purely in Chinese, it is a comprehensive one that includes not only how to use jsPsych but also the fundamentals of creating a web page, i.e., using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

There is also this Chinese version of the documentation: https://shaobin-jiang.github.io/jsPsych-Chinese-Documentation/, though it is a bit outdated since I only created it for the 7.1 version.

I have also published a book that is even richer in details: https://www.ituring.com.cn/book/3186, though that one might need to be purchased.