[Docs] Link medium article as an example to docs

[sulphatet]

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Based on my conversation with @stichbury here, I would like to add this blog post to the list of community tutorials on Vizro. This is the article link.

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[stichbury]

Thanks @sulphatet this is great! Nice post 🚀

Have you considered syndicating it over onto DZone https://dzone.com/ and/or dev.to https://dev.to/ so that it gets even more traffic? You can use canonical links on both so that your Medium post gets the SEO score but raise the visibility of your authoring efforts.

[sulphatet]

Hello @stichbury , Thanks a lot for letting me know about dzone and dev.to! These will be super useful for me!

@huong-li-nguyen thanks for your valuable input!

Yes, since I was trying to focus on demonstrating the customizable aspect of Vizro and its powerful possibilities, I had decided on hard-coding all the features of the original Dash RangeSlider as I required🤔. However, to follow best practices, making these parameters configurable and simplifying the code as you've suggested is a great idea. I'll update the tutorial to reflect this approach, ensuring it’s more streamlined and easier to understand for users. Again, thanks a lot for your helpful suggestions!

[huong-li-nguyen]

Yes, since I was trying to focus on demonstrating the customizable aspect of Vizro and its powerful possibilities, I had decided on hard-coding all the features of the original Dash RangeSlider as I required🤔. However, to follow best practices, making these parameters configurable and simplifying the code as you've suggested is a great idea. I'll update the tutorial to reflect this approach, ensuring it’s more streamlined and easier to understand for users. Again, thanks a lot for your helpful suggestions!

Sounds good! 🚀 I just helped you get the PR merged, because I think external contributors cannot click on the merge button 😄