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- Added a new section on Open Source Commitment in README.md, outlining our dedication to the open source community. - Updated navigation in mkdocs.yml to reflect changes in documentation structure. - Expanded the Getting Started guide with detailed installation instructions, environment setup, and an overview of core concepts. - Introduced new logo assets for branding consistency. - Removed outdated files and streamlined content for clarity and better user experience. This update aims to improve accessibility and understanding of the Exosphere platform for new users and contributors.
- Updated README.md to center-align badge links for better presentation. - Removed the "Star History" section from both README.md and index.md to streamline content. - Simplified logo display in index.md by removing unnecessary HTML structure. These changes enhance the overall readability and user experience of the documentation.
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WalkthroughDocumentation-only updates: README badges switched to centered HTML, an Open Source Commitment section added (with a duplicated header/content), and Star History removed. In docs index, header logo HTML removed, extensive Node examples and guidance added, a duplicated informational line inserted, and Star History removed. Changes
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This pull request primarily focuses on minor fixes and significant enhancements to the project's documentation. It updates the main README.md file with improved badge formatting and a detailed open-source commitment statement. Additionally, it greatly expands the docs/docs/index.md with comprehensive examples and instructions for getting started with Exosphere nodes, while also removing redundant 'Star History' sections from both documentation files.
Highlights
- Improved Badge Presentation: The project badges in
README.mdhave been refactored to be centrally aligned and now includealtattributes, enhancing visual presentation and accessibility. - New Open Source Commitment Section: A new, comprehensive section detailing the project's commitment to open source has been added to
README.md, outlining contributions, profit donation, and collaboration with student programs. - Removal of Star History Chart: The 'Star History' chart section has been removed from both
README.mdanddocs/docs/index.md. - Enhanced Documentation Examples: Significant new content has been added to
docs/docs/index.md, including step-by-step guides and code examples for creating, running, and interacting with Exosphere nodes, such as 'Hello World' and 'Data Processor' examples.
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