Blog post for people who have to get onboard with an existing Kedro project

[stichbury]

We've had anecdotal feedback that some folks don't really create Kedro projects but end up working on them because they either move onto a project that is underway, or have a mechanism in their team that just adds to an existing project without ever creating a new one.

We don't really cater for people that need to learn the "anatomy of a kedro project" in a short timeframe, in order to pick up and learn how to add a few functions or work with viz, etc. We should come up with a blog post or script (or documentation, although we do already have the Kedro concepts page) that quickly runs through the main aspects of a project (and why they exist, what you gain from having them) so it's easier to get on-board.

[noklam]

Github don't allow cross project milestone - but I think this is highly related https://github.com/kedro-org/kedro/milestone/49

I am scheduling a meeting next time to shape this milestone, at this point I don't think we have the content yet. But if you would like to join the meeting, I can forward the invite.

[astrojuanlu]

Notice "using Kedro on an existing project != landing on an existing Kedro project", I think this is more about explaining how to navigate a Kedro project to someone who just arrived to it