First draft of At A Glance article - #53
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Great start! Left some comments.
I'm also not sure yet where best to place this in the nav bar
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Closing in favor of #64 |
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Here's my first pass at a draft of the "not a video" crash course.
The goal is provide a brief elevator pitch that's accessible to network operators, developers, managers, etc. People want to know what it is, what it does, and what it would look like to use it.
Some open questions for reviewers:
Closes #19