Rework JuliaIntervals website #14
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It seems that since the PR is from a personal fork, you cannot deploy a preview of the website. I will try to re-land this PR using a branch from this repo. |
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The purpose of this PR is to overhaul the current JuliaIntervals website which is completely outdated (with erroneous information).
I decided to use DocumenterVitepress.jl; I did little customization, but this can be done later on.
I think we should have a clean slate and close all current open issues. One of the main difference with the current website is that the version of this PR does not aim to provide tutorials and documentation of each package of the organisation.
This is too much work to maintain and update, so it makes more sense to only provide links to the docs of the corresponding package.
Closes #5; closes #6; closes #7; closes #8; closes #9; closes #11; closes #12; closes #13
Additional note: the tutorials (cf. https://juliaintervals.github.io/pages/tutorials/) should probably be migrated to the corresponding packages documentation. Also, maybe this webpage https://juliaintervals.github.io/pages/explanations/explanationNewton can be added to IntervalRootFinding.jl?
In any case, this can be done later and should not conflict with this PR.
cc @Kolaru, @lbenet, @lucaferranti, @dpsanders