Regroup HADDOCK2.4 tutorials

[AnnaKravchenko]

HADDCOK3 tutorial page is neatly organized (thank you @VGPReys!), while HADDOCK2.4 is still just a list of tutorials.

I took https://bioexcel.eu/services/training/ as a reference and categorised HADDOCK2.4 tutorials into bacis, intermediate and advanced levels, with protein-protein highlghted as a “getting started” one. On top of it, I categorised tutorials as “web”, “command line” and “mix of both”, and added Documentation section.

I would like a feedback on this way of splitting level-category and web/linux-category. Would it perhaps be better to add sebsections “Web sever” and “Command line” to a single “Intermediate” category?

At some point heared about some source of information about the parameters of the web server, a video, a tutorial or a web page with explanation? Does it really exist, or is it just a false memory of mine?

[AnnaKravchenko]

I would like to discuss this PR in person, at the same time as a discussion of User Surveys analysis.

[amjjbonvin]

Makes sense.

We should revisit the local installation tutorial as it is most likely no longer up to date for haddock2.5

[AnnaKravchenko]

Makes sense.

We should revisit the local installation tutorial as it is most likely no longer up to date for haddock2.5

We should consider a separation of HADDOCK web server from HADDOCK2.5 command line tool on the tutorials/documentation level.

Now the tutorials are for web server - except the local installation one; but HADDOCK2.4 manual is for command line tool. Likely extremely confusing for the new users.

[amjjbonvin]

We don’t have a manual for the web server…

[AnnaKravchenko]

We don’t have a manual for the web server…

Unfortunately:(
Still, I think a clearer separation between command-line-related materials and web server related materials might make it easier for our users.

[amjjbonvin]

Which is why I approved it ... so simply merge it

[rvhonorato]

We don’t have a manual for the web server…

Unfortunately:( Still, I think a clearer separation between command-line-related materials and web server related materials might make it easier for our users.

I think so too - maybe would be better to keep here only the one for command-line tools, for web based things it makes more sense for their guides to be hosted together with the tools. So it would also be easier to keep them up-to-date

[amjjbonvin]

We can reorder as suggested, but keep all tutorials here for now - they are used in various settings.

[AnnaKravchenko]

Previous version had typos and mixed up "a complementary use of command line togther with haddock web” with haddock commad line.