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Now that we have greatly simplified the build procedure and infrastructure, it would be easy to migrate the markdowns of sidekick's documentation to the main docs repository.

Benefits:

• a little bit easier local setup
• a little bit faster build
• all resources (template, styles, scripts) will be reused and we will no longer have to make changes on two places
• on PR users will receive results from the build and errors in the markdown will be caught earlier

This SideKick section is not corresponding to the updated Apple UI.
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This may seem a bit dumb, but coming from here, https://docs.nativescript.org/sidekick/intro/introduction, the first real link is under Get Started. I'd maybe add a reminder on this page, in the main body text, to tell people they need to actually install it first. Again, probably kind of dumb, but when I first got here I thought I could go into "Get Started" and not worry about installing first. I had seen a web-based version of this (I think?) at a conference so I thought maybe it would go there.

I am using windows and wanted to try NS Sidekick to create a IPA and test it localy with an iPhone 6. I am amble to generate a certificate request but after that I need an iOS app id: http://prntscr.com/ibh0nr
Links in your documentation point to non-existent url and i am redirected to my account.

Is there a way to generate the ios app id using my windows, browser and sidekick?

PS: I am using a free apple account. Does this matter?

Improve the installation article by adding screenshots guide.

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If SideKick is a GUI app, please post screenshots of what it is and how it looks

When I click on the search button - the text field looks broken and I cannot type/search.

On the top navigation of the API reference there are only 3 links and Sidekick is missing.

Step 6 from this article section is only suggesting to create iOS Development Certificate.

Consider providing a note to explain why a user should choose iOS Development Certificate or APNS Certificate (the second one is crucial if the application implements Push Notifications)