Create more tutorials

[sffc]

Feedback from Fabien:

Would it be possible for you to create new tutorials for more advanced tips and techniques, such as paths, gradients, masks, clipping... ? I've really enjoyed the 3 tutorials currently available, they're very clear and useful, and I learned a lot with them. But now, I would love to continue to explore more content to see all that can be done with your great app in terms of card / game components creation. I'm aware that your last tutorial post was 6 years ago, but I'm sure that I wouldn't be the only one to rejoice if you were publishing a new series of tutorials soon. A good starting point could be for instance the work you did for the various templates available on your site, like the one using masks or the one with the text following a curved line (the code alone without any explanation makes it hard to understand clearly what you did in those templates). What do you say?

[engineeringleaf]

A few thoughts:

1. The tutorials were super helpful for me getting started. I really like how you presented the information in increasingly complex ways.
2. I have a decent amount of previous svg experience, with both inkscape and from plain text files. Your reference to the Mozilla SVG page was also helpful for me to understand what I can do. I did feel a bit confused after the tutorial ended about how to use the svg options in the special functions (like +text), but I managed to figure it out easily enough.
3. I looked at the code of the other templates on your site and found them useful enough to learn without a tutorial.
4. I do think a few more information might be useful around special topics specific to generating cards, but I have a few other suggestions.
   a. First, you should not feel like you must write the info all; these could be crowd sourced with some guided structure of what to work on. I feel qualified to do a decent writeup about some topics.
   b. Second, I think the additional information might be better suited using the wiki page of the github project than as additional blog posts. It could be an expansion of the frequently asked questions page or you could provide a little more structure to it, with sections on the user interface, code related information, and maybe a brief, work-in-progress user guide.
5. I do not think we should strive for a comprehensive rewriting of the svg documentation that already exists. This would be a waste of time. I think the tutorials could focus on common non-intuitive svg aspects and describe some ideas emphasizing the power of the tool.