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We decided to add an FAQ section to the website that contains a post about the srcrefs issue.

I know this was my idea but I think having it as the first option on the "learn mlr3" is enough. There we should link to the github repo to give the user the choice between html and pdf, what do you think?

Does not work because the cite command for pandoc gets escaped somewhere.

• Maybe useful: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73868585/quarto-book-download-button

Currently, the packages that are used the render the website are fixed to a specific version. This means that overview pages do not get updated when e.g. new learners in extralearners are added.

This should be addressed somehow

It would be great if for every post we assign some tags (on submission or even after) and someone is able to search through them in a simple box on the starting page (https://mlr-org.com/gallery.html), e.g. if I write one of the following: "survival", "tuning", "impute", "pipelines", "missing", "density", "xgboost", etc. then I would get all posts with the aforementioned tag of interest.

• A gallery post should list all its dependencies using library() so it can be detected using renv::dependencies()
• it should be possible to easily render the gallery post locally, using the library versions from the renv file, i.e. it should be possible to install only the libraries that are required to render the gallery post of interest

For some columns we can also enforce a reasonable ordering during object construction, e.g. feature_types. For others we should maybe sort alphabetically?

The links on the main page are failing because of the restructuring.
Also then clicking on the links under category latest in the gallery, they don't do anything.

A brief explanation would be nice what can be found here.

If it's already used and to check it's validity.

While this does not have to be included in every gallery post as it used to be, it still would be useful to have a global instruction how to cite a gallery post.

There should be something on that. Maybe we even should mention this in a book section and then simply link from the FAQ to this section.

Not sure how but I think they should be integrated.

This would be convenient for users that want to play around with the notebook locally

Line 141 to 145 fails with the current mlr3extralearners version. Package mclust is not installed.
I cannot reproduce this when just loading mlr3extralearners.
@sebffischer Can you take a look at this?

library(mlr3filters)

content = as.data.table(mlr_filters, objects = TRUE)[, .(key, label, task_type, packages)]
#> Error in eval(jsub, SDenv, parent.frame()): object 'label' not found

^{Created on 2022-05-09 by the reprex package (v2.0.1)}

https://github.com/mlr-org/mlr3website/blob/main/mlr-org/filters.Rmd#L20

How does this succeed in CI runs?

Hey the website looks really great, just wondering if it would make more sense to use one (or both the) interactive learner table instead/as well as the existing lists?

• https://mlr3extralearners.mlr-org.com/articles/learners/list_learners.html
• https://mlr3extralearners.mlr-org.com/articles/learners/test_overview.html

Instead of manually adding the labels on the website we should add them to the dictionary and then use the mlr_graphs -> data.table() conversion method to keep the available graphs up to date.

I think we should have a section on the website about former team members who have left the project.

Because we have it on the website I guess we don't need:

https://github.com/mlr-org/mlr3/wiki/Extension-Packages

Also related to the wiki issue #28

This will ease reviewing of new blog posts and gallery posts and website changes in general.

And remove the one from the wiki.

See title

I would suggest to only list gallery categories that are really interesting to the user

https://mlr-org.com/resources.html#peer-reviewed-articles => last article has a link to mlr3batchmark? I guess mlr3benchmark was intended

• header in mlr3 blue
• manual to book
• remove resources
• maybe use quick start of the book
• highlight that mlr3 is the successor of mlr
• change color of logo
• overview of packages
• tiles in resources
• in resources add a sentence to r6 and future links
• preview text and image in blog and gallery post
• team on one page
• rename listing1, listing2, listing3
• run gallery once a month

Description

Hi,

On page https://mlr-org.com/book.html the link for the pdf version of the book is broken.

Source here : https://github.com/mlr-org/mlr3website/blob/main/mlr-org/book.qmd#L12

Reproducible example

https://mlr3book.mlr-org.com/mlr3book.pdf # link broken

Otherwise the post won't be shared on r-bloggers.

We should also double-check that it would in the first place as the URL has changed.