Experience report after finishing a (reasonably substantial) Julia project in 2024

[gdalle]

@brianguenter

Can we add a prominent link on the Julia language home page to ModernJuliaWorkflows ? Just like the Rust and Go examples? And then do our best as a community improve it and keep it to date, as we do with the rest of the Julia documentation?

Co-creator of ModernJuliaWorkflows here: contributions are always welcome!
The initial goal was to contribute the posts to the Julia blog, but instead maybe our website deserves a life of its own? I could definitely see it becoming a less formal, more hand-holding companion to the detailed documentation. Of course, putting a link to MoJuWo in the important links section would make it seem more official than it is… but in Julia world there really isn’t such a thing as “official”, there is only “useful to the community”.
If you’re wondering why all this stuff is not already in the docs, see this previous discussion:

Write documentation PRs not blog posts

I will start by saying I have read many useful blog posts and course notes that have been linked on this forum, and I greatly appreciate the effort that goes into making them. The problem is they are not discoverable. It is my opinion that these guides would be much better served as a “Tutorial” or “Usage Guide” section in the official documentation for each package. I would like to have a discussion about that stance and what we can do to improve discoverability of fundamental knowledge for new…