@terrytangyuan I think the content is suitable for part of the https://tensorflow.org/io, so the tutorial format might be good for developers to follow.

@yongtang is right, I'm following existing tf.io docs structure to make sure that tensorflow docs integration works as expected. Will be happy to move / restructure if necessary.

/cc @tensorflow/docs-team to take a look.

Seems out of place for tutorials: https://www.tensorflow.org/io/overview ---which I expect to contain example of tasks that use TFIO.

But projects can have install and build guides, for example: https://www.tensorflow.org/federated/install
Quickly looking through and this looks like a build guide, yes? (I.e. not just how to use VS Code)

@lamberta @vlasenkoalexey I think have a page of install like https://www.tensorflow.org/federated/install would make sense. Do you know what will need to be updated or change in the PR?

Should the content be placed in a directory called docs/install instead (was in docs/tutorial)?

Should the content be placed in a directory called docs/install instead (was in docs/tutorial)

Yeah, I'd move it out of tutorials to the /docs root. Probably don't need a docs/install directory until there's more content to put there.

A lot of projects have something similiar, here's the TFQ install: https://www.tensorflow.org/quantum/install (and here's how their _book.yaml) is set up)

Moved vscode instructions to docs root, @lamberta please take a look

Thanks.

Need to add to the leftnav somewhere. Not sure how this project is set up, I see a docs/_toc.yaml file and a docs/tutorials/_toc.yaml file---I assume this should be added to the former cc: @MarkDaoust

Yes, docs/_toc.yaml makes the first section, tutorials/_toc.yaml makes the second section in the left-nav here:

https://www.tensorflow.org/io/overview

As far as I understand it should go below Overview section in docs/_toc.yaml similarly to
https://www.tensorflow.org/quantum/install
Please take a look