Hi dev@, In case you missed the issues with the dmlc.ml domain, it was let go or sniped and now goes to a malware site. [1] Several assets like models and the Julia documentation were hosted there.
I made some progress getting the Julia docs generated as part of the regular website build flow. [2] It'll work as long as you have Julia installed and configured with MXNet. I don't imagine you can use it to build the website natively on your mac or windows box at this point because all of the CI and related instructions appear to be only for Ubuntu. That being said, I added an option to dev_menu.py so you can build the Julia docs with docker on whatever host you're on. I tried to bring in the markdown files and have the website theme applied to them. Many things were then broken - in large part due to some bugs in the website code related to post processing and injection of dom elements. This would require a rewrite of the Julia docs to workaround the existing website bugs. Rather than do this, I just took the Julia site output, which has its own look and feel and nested in Julia's API directory. This is much like how the scala docs and the java docs are - using their own look and feel as a micro-site. I feel that this is the better approach for now. The PR for the Julia docs is here: https://github.com/apache/incubator-mxnet/pull/15454 Ivy and I created several new issues to cover the broken links that will need fixing. Models that need to be recovered or recreated and uploaded to a new location. I have an s3 bucket that I've been using for some public assets like this, but I can't make progress on fixing those links when the models just don't exist. And I don't have the bandwidth to regenerate the model zoo and validate the models. Any thoughts or suggestions are appreciated. Happy 4th of July! [1] https://github.com/apache/incubator-mxnet/issues/15410 [2] https://github.com/apache/incubator-mxnet/pull/15454
