[proposal] move awesome-webpack to this repo

[alexander-akait]

Feature to document

Move https://github.com/webpack-contrib/awesome-webpack repo inside this repo and create page on site for this. Maybe will be great keep file in markdown format for developers which love read information from github.

Author(s)

any

Additional information

It is allow to us keep information about community loaders/plugins/etc in one place.

[ ] I am willing to work on this issue and submit a pull request.

[montogeek]

Sounds good to me, What about its owner/owners?

[alexander-akait]

@montogeek Can you clarify about owners? If you about contributors, i think working through PRs is normal workflow

[montogeek]

I mean the owners of that repo

[alexander-akait]

@montogeek oh, no problems with this

[alexander-akait]

/cc @montogeek I can send a PR, can you touch me where i should start?

[montogeek]

What would be the route and its navigation inside the site? That is the starting point.
I think that having a dedicated link in the subnavigation (next to Migrate, Loaders, etc) would be fine.

But in the other hand, this page will be so abstract regarding content, it has links to a lot of different stuff, some of them already exists in the website, like loaders and plugins section, that information shouldn't be duplicate.

[alexander-akait]

@montogeek

I think that having a dedicated link in the subnavigation (next to Migrate, Loaders, etc) would be fine.

How we name page?

But in the other hand, this page will be so abstract regarding content, it has links to a lot of different stuff, some of them already exists in the website, like loaders and plugins section, that information shouldn't be duplicate.

I will remove duplicate content

[montogeek]

How we name page?

Resources I guess.

[alexander-akait]

👍 Where i can starts? I want to deprecate this repo as soon as possible to move all docs issue in one repo

[montogeek]

By creating a folder and an index.md file in src/content/resources/index.md

[chenxsan]

Closed via https://webpack.js.org/awesome-webpack/