Add /try to the nav

[palewire]

It is a bit unusual the /try page isn't in the nav. It seems to me like perhaps the first place you might want a newbie to find.

Is there a reason it isn't there now? I propose we add it as part of the gradual cleanup sparked by the discussion in #433 and as a companion to #497.

[choldgraf]

I think this is a reasonable change, with two caveats:

1. (minor) We've already got a lot of nav links in the top navbar, so I worry we're starting to clutter it up a bit
2. (major) We have Temporarily use JupyterLite for high-traffic links to mybinder.org #513 still unresolved, and try is generating a ton of traffic to mybinder.org already that is generating a high cost. It would be really nice if we had a resolution to this before making try even more prominent

[palewire]

Makes sense. Another argument to merge #497 and combine the events and get involved pages per #499. You agree?

[choldgraf]

Yep that sounds reasonable to me!

[choldgraf]

Though for some of these, I think we should point people to the jupyter-wide docs at jupyter.readthedocs.io. those are a bit more in depth and more like proper documentation, while jupyter.org is more like a brochure site (at least I think that is how they relate to one another, they both predate me!)

[palewire]

Alrighty. I'll get around to merging Events and Get Involved before too long. Along those same lines, there is an open pull request now to switch the Documenation nav to just such a link off. #507

[Carreau]

Ok, let's try.

[Carreau]

pun was not intended.

[choldgraf]

lol