Get started tutorial for experiments (with readable diff)

[dberenbaum]

Creating a new PR and closing out #2191 due to diff readability issues. You will still need to go to the individual commit to see a clean diff of the old experiments section: 92e66cb.

Fix #2189.

[shcheklein]

@dberenbaum it looks great! I have a few concerns - mostly about the title - ML pipelines. It's a low hanging fruit that can be fixed/improved now. Section about comparing differences, and videos also feels artificial a bit in the "ML pipelines".

Regarding the new material. Do we have/want to cover the way to share/save experiments (exp push?)?

[shcheklein]

@jorgeorpinel can you do the final check (major concerns) and if it looks good, let's merge it? or should we wait when we actually publish the pre-release version, @dberenbaum ?

[dberenbaum]

The pre-release package is already published, although the blog post isn't up yet. I'm not worried about the timing. I have two questions:

1. I was working on the push/pull section but am not that happy with it. Should we make that a separate PR?
2. Do we need an only available in 2.0 tag for this?

[shcheklein]

@dberenbaum

I was working on the push/pull section but am not that happy with it. Should we make that a separate PR?

Up to you, PR is approved already, so we can merge and iterate on top of it.

Do we need an only available in 2.0 tag for this?

I think it can be helpful, yes.

[dberenbaum]

A couple of issues to note before merging:

• Some of the links aren't yet active (/docs/command-reference/exp and /doc/user-guide/experiment-management)
• The example-get-started repo isn't updated yet

[dberenbaum]

@jorgeorpinel I'm finished responding to comments, so take another look when you have time.

[jorgeorpinel]

Left a few minor follow ups but this looks amazing!

[dberenbaum]

Thanks, @jorgeorpinel and @shcheklein! Will one of you merge when you are ready (or grant me access)?