Move getting started section to center of page. Replaces old section with open source blurb.

[davidbruce]

This is a follow up PR for #56. I was unfortunately unable to test these changes locally since the docker image does not run on Mac M1.

@marc0der Please take a look.

[marc0der]

Hi @davidbruce, this is awesome!

You don't need to have MongoDB running. Having a database is only for the SDKs page to render all its entries. A simple ./sbt run should do the trick for what you want to validate. The service will start on localhost:9000.

[davidbruce]

After some trial and error I got it running. Thankfully there is now sbt 1.6.0-M1 preview, but then I started running into some weird stack errors. Apparently Play Framework requires between JDK 8-11 otherwise you get java.lang.IllegalStateException: Unable to load cache item as an error.

Beyond the initial change, I removed the hard coded $ from all of the <code> tags. I was then able to to replace it with CSS using ::before. This allows users to easily highlight and copy examples without having to worry about copying the $. I also fixed a lot of formatting of the <pre> tags in usage.scala.index.

Here are the screenshots of it running locally:

Lastly, I fixed the footer to show Apache 2.0 instead of Apache 2.

@marc0der Any thoughts or suggestions?

[marc0der]

Hi @davidbruce, thank you, this is fantastic work. Heaven only knows that I suck at web development so good of you to do the tweaks. Everything you did looks great!

The versions of Play and sbt we currently use only works with Java 8-11 as you pointed out. I'll make mention of that in the README.md.

I'll be releasing this later in the week.

[marc0der]

@davidbruce Apologies for not releasing this. I've found several problems with this PR. We have code blocks that don't start with a $ (for example, the config block at the end of the usage page). They now all have a floating $ at the beginning. If you could release a patch, I'd be very grateful.

[davidbruce]

@marc0der No problem, I'll take a look in a few hours and get it fixed. Sorry about not catching that!

[marc0der]

@davidbruce No worries, and thanks again!