Embed DataHub into Dribdat

Create an intro path for new ‘developers/curators’ coming to open data and wanting to contribute. A bit like the WayBackMachine, based on the link to any open dataset we should get a beautiful embed version (especially for Data Packages expanding to a full view with charts like in DataHub), as well as full text searching events, projects and people for references.

🅰️ℹ️ Imagine a platform where open data and community engagement seamlessly converge, transforming the way developers and curators contribute to and interact with data. Empower data activists, hackathon-goers, students, to easily embed and visualize datasets in a user-friendly manner. The key is robust search functionality for events, projects, and people, enabling new developers or curators to dive into the world of open data effortlessly. We should prioritize accessibility and usability, ensuring that even those new to the field can contribute meaningfully. Consider ways to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing within the community, making it easier for users to explore, discover, and build upon existing data resources. Together, let’s create a dynamic and inclusive ecosystem that inspires curiosity and innovation in the open data space!

See https://github.com/dribdat/dribdat/issues/222#issuecomment-2361895502

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