This changes the structure of the nav slightly: instead of showing
"Overview" pages for each sub-section as an independent entry, which
consumes vertical space, hyperlink the section header itself. This
feels more intuitive to me, matches the way the breadcrumbs work,
and saves us on a bit of vertical real estate (which is getting fairly
scarce on our site now-a-days, as we continue to add more sections).
* Add a 2019 year in review blog post
* Add a bullet on community in 2019
* Fix typos and lengthy meta description
* Incorporate PR feedback
* Add a new year photo
Changes usage of `ref` (fully qualified URL) to `relref` (relative URL), as there's no need for these to be fully qualified and we generally use `relref` throughout.
* Add markdown linting script; fix markdown lint errors
* Add support for meta description and page title validation
* Add comments
* Fix lint errors; exclude autogenerated tutorials
* Address feedback; add more comments
* Add more checks for redirect pages; no index; and auto generated content
* More fixes for lint errors
* Allow duplicate headings in a page
* More lint error fixes
* Even more lint error fixes
* Getting started guide lint fixes
* Add custom h1 support to docs single pages
* Use custom h1 tags on cloud getting started guides
* Add custom h1 support to docs
* Add custom h1 support to docs lists.html
* Final round of intial lint fixes
* Add markdown linting to build script
* Update README
* Test build failure due to lint error
* Fix lint error so build will pass
* Readability fixes for lint script
* Attempt to clarify open source vs. freemium vs. paid
This change:
- Add the Community Edition to the top-level edition tabs on
the pricing page, replacing the separate section we already had.
- Adjust the feature differentiation waterfall in the edition tabs.
- Add a section to the top of the pricing page that clarifies that
Pulumi is available as open source, freemium, or paid editions.
- Update the FAQ to call out the ability to use the open source
independent of the service.
- Updates some text so that it doesn't sound like we're limiting
the Community Edition to "individuals" -- in reality, it really
just means "single user scenarios", which is subtly different.
This is certainly not perfect, but is a set of incremental changes
that I hope will clarify things at least a little bit.
The only thing I don't love is that it pushes the pricing tabs
closer to the fold, but I've adjusted some margins and kept the
new text fairly short, in an attempt to mitigate this.
* Adjust some things on the pricing page
- Apply CR feedback, and remove the "Pulumi Editions" H2 to save
vertical space and get the goods closer to being above the fold.
- Use blue for the Community Edition. Apply orange to both Team
Starter and Pro Editions. I didn't notice my change was semi-
random as to the colors -- at least this means "action blue"
is attached to the Get Started CTA, and that the team editions
are consistently colored (which is at least defensible).
- Remove an errant dot.
* Add an alternative design
* Simplify the pricing banner
* Update RBAC entry in pricing table
Fixes#2070.
