Moved Run and Configure to top navigation #741
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removed Use dropdown menu and the standalone pages Support And Training and IDE Integration
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@raupachz thanks for proposition ... can you split your PR to 3 separate ones - menu, ide, support |
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Visitors to Apache Maven website are looking for information to install, run and configure maven.
Run and Configure should be visible and placed in top left site navigation. Currently it is hidden in the Use dropdown menu. I don't think this dropdown adds much value instead it hides important information.
The other two pages IDE Integration and Support and Training can be removed as well.
IDE Integration could be put under Installation, can be discussed, but I do not think it is worth mentioning anymore that IDEs support Apache Maven. Visual Studio Code among others isn't even mentioned, but does support Apache Maven. Apache Maven integration isn't such a novelty anymore that is worth being mentioned.
Training and Support can be removed as well. Not saying that the mentioned companies are not worth your money, just that there is already so much coaching, training, YouTube videos and whatnot around that there is no need mentioning three companies.