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Copy and Run command on homepage #380

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jromero opened this issue Jul 9, 2021 · 2 comments
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Copy and Run command on homepage #380

jromero opened this issue Jul 9, 2021 · 2 comments
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jromero commented Jul 9, 2021

Summary

Use Case 1: New User

As a new user, looking for the easiest way to understand the value of Cloud Native Buildpacks, I'd like a simple command I can run against my application source on the homepage of buildpacks.io.

Use Case 2: Returning User

As a returning user, I'd like to be able to go to buildpacks.io and copy a snippet to run against my application source.

Proposal

Add a (copy and pastable) snippet between the hero and secondary content which a user can select a builder (based on their language of choice).

NOTE: Individuals contributing this should propose a design and get consensus on it before creating a PR.

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sambhav commented Oct 1, 2021

Some considerations around implementing something like this is making sure that the user has pre-requisites already installed on their machine. We could probably use the auto-detection page from pack install and add a builder dropdown for the user to select one and generate the getting started instructions. We should also move this somewhere front and center. Possibly the home page? cc: @importhuman who had some questions and ideas.

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  • Configure default builder in installation so new users don't have to worry about it
  • A couple of images showing pack in action, along with the installation and usage steps

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