docs: add a narrated walkthrough to the home page#316
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Thanks for taking the time for this! I like the video, it seems very helpful for newcomers. |
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Adds a short (~2 min) narrated walkthrough embedded near the top of the docs home page — a quick "what is dblab + the keyboard-driven tour": connect, browse the tables tree, run a query, read results, all without the mouse. A fast orientation for first-time visitors.
It's a single responsive, lazy-loaded
<iframe>embedding a Bisque-hosted presentation. No scripts, no dependencies, no build/config changes — one file changed (docs/index.md), six lines added.md_in_htmlis already enabled, so the raw HTML block renders as-is.Not tied to an existing issue.
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Unit-test items are N/A — docs-only, no code paths touched. Happy to adjust placement/wording or close if it's not a fit.
Preview of the embedded presentation: https://bisque.cloud/p/github/danvergara-dblab