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All workshops usually start with a few people who cannot install Node for one reason or another. This PR adds a few new pages in an attempt to guide virgin Node hackers through the jungle to the promised land.
I would appreciate your feedback 😃
Impact
This PR adds two new pages:
It also modifies the content on the front page (index.html) that was related to getting started and instead direct the users to the Getting Started page.
Thoughts
The "Getting Started" page is the most important of the two and will be linked from the main navigation menu (from all pages I guess). The "Installing Native Modules" page isn't that important and I don't think it deserves a menu item of its own. I instead link to it from the "Getting Started" guide. It's also an obvious page to link to when people open issues related to this.
Help wanted
I would especially like help authoring the guide for how Windows users should prepare their system for installing native modules.
Todo