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Write a "quickstart" guide walking through a basic movement workflow #284

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niksirbi opened this issue Aug 27, 2024 · 0 comments
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently we have a lenghty "Getting Started" guide and many examples for specific tasks.
What we lack is a single place to showcase all of movement's flagship issues and how they play together.

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An entry-level "quickstart"/"walkthrough" tutorial that familiarises users to the basics of movement, via learning-by-doing.
This should be kind of "end-to-end", e.g. loading -> filtering -> derivatives, with little details on each steps (because they are covered elsewhere. The goal is to give a potential/new uses an impression of what movement can do for them. It will also serve as a representative example for the package's scope.

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If we go forward with this, we may consider renaming the current "Getting Started" guide to "User guide", to avoid confusion with the "Quickstart".

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