Add 'Community Learning Resources' Section with Third-Party Courses #854
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- Added new section "Community Learning Resources" after Community and Support section - Includes two third-party learning resources: KodeKloud and Udemy courses - Added call-to-action for community to suggest additional resources - Properly positioned as external resources section before any license information Signed-off-by: Abhinav Sharma <[email protected]>
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This PR adds a new section titled 'Community Learning Resources' to the documentation homepage. This section lists third-party, video-based learning resources on Cloud Native Buildpacks, including:
The section is intended to help community members discover high-quality, external training materials. It is presented in a neutral manner and encourages others to suggest additional resources via pull request or issue.
No changes were made to the project's core documentation—only an appended community-focused resource list.