Choire: Fixed internal 301s for v24 branch (vaadin#3726)

Author: edler-san

articles/flow/advanced/using-minifinder.adoc

@@ -64,7 +64,6 @@ The statistics for method and constructor invocations include an indication of c
 
 Basically, the transformation has been established for this declaration and the transformation tool contains a rule that handles it and the transformation requires no change. Or the transformation requires a change and that change is made by the tool with no manual intervention required.
 
-Coverage assumes that the modernized application uses link:/docs/latest/advanced/classic-components[Classic Components] and a handful of utility methods that help bridge the gap in behavior between Vaadin 8 and later versions.
-
+Coverage assumes that the modernized application uses link:/docs/latest/flow/advanced/classic-components[Classic Components] and a handful of utility methods that help bridge the gap in behavior between Vaadin 8 and later versions.
 
 [discussion-id]`2f9803db-54a5-46b2-a958-ea1408da1cde`

articles/flow/kb/index.adoc

@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ If not, either your company's license administrator hasn't yet assigned a seat f
 [%collapsible]
 ====
 This is a known error in `SSLHandshakeException` reported by users of WebSphere Liberty and WildFly in Docker.
-See the following discussion for more details: https://vaadin.com/forum/thread/18444677/running-mpr-project-on-websphere-liberty-fails-with-suncertpathbuilderexcep.
+See the following discussion for more details: https://vaadin.com/forum/t/running-mpr-project-on-websphere-liberty-fails-with-suncertpathbuilderexcep/160675.
 ====
 
 // end::licenses[]

articles/flow/security/advanced-topics/security-practices.adoc

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Security fixes are implemented as fast as possible and released for all currentl
 
 == How Users Can Report Security Issues
 
-If a developer or user finds a potential security issue, they can report it directly to link:mailto:security@vaadin.com[security@vaadin.com]. The issue is reviewed and fixed internally, before publishing to GitHub. See https://vaadin.com/security/ for more details.
+If a developer or user finds a potential security issue, they can report it directly to link:mailto:security@vaadin.com[security@vaadin.com]. The issue is reviewed and fixed internally, before publishing to GitHub. See https://vaadin.com/security for more details.
 
 If the issue is minor and public discussion is OK, issues can reported directly in GitHub.
 

articles/getting-started/project/maven-archetype.adoc

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ order: 20
 
 :vaadin-version: {moduleMavenVersion:com.vaadin:vaadin}
 
-You can use a https://vaadin.com/learn/tutorials/learning-maven-concepts#_what_is_an_archetype[Maven archetype] to generate a Vaadin web application with a preconfigured Jetty Maven plugin in it. Once it's created, you can import it into your IDE.
+You can use a https://vaadin.com/blog/learning-maven-concepts[Maven archetype] to generate a Vaadin web application with a preconfigured Jetty Maven plugin in it. Once it's created, you can import it into your IDE.
 
 Most IDEs support creating a project from a Maven archetype. See your IDE and its documentation for instructions.
 

articles/getting-started/run/eclipse.adoc

@@ -95,14 +95,14 @@ For example, to compile the project and install it in your local Maven repositor
 
 image::_images/eclipse/maven-install.png[Maven Install]
 
-After invoking the command, you can see how Eclipse executes the `install` goal https://vaadin.com/learn/tutorials/learning-maven-concepts#_what_is_a_build_phase[build phase] and all the previous phases in Maven's default https://vaadin.com/learn/tutorials/learning-maven-concepts#_what_is_a_build_lifecycle[lifecycle]. Building the application downloads dependencies from the https://vaadin.com/learn/tutorials/learning-maven-concepts#_what_is_a_repository[repositories] and copies the generated https://vaadin.com/learn/tutorials/learning-maven-concepts#_what_is_an_artifact[artifacts] into your local Maven repository, among other things.
+After invoking the command, you can see how Eclipse executes the `install` goal and all the previous phases in Maven's default lifecycle. Building the application downloads dependencies from the repositories and copies the generated artifacts into your local Maven repository, among other things.
 
 You can find additional useful options in the [guilabel]*Maven* sub-menu.
 
 ifdef::web[]
 To learn more about the topics covered here:
 
-- The key concepts in Maven, see https://vaadin.com/learn/tutorials/learning-maven-concepts[Learning Maven Concepts].
+- The key concepts in Maven, see https://vaadin.com/blog/learning-maven-concepts[Learning Maven Concepts].
 endif::web[]
 
 

articles/getting-started/run/intellij.adoc

@@ -47,9 +47,9 @@ You can run the application in a development server with Maven goals such as `je
 .Maven Projects View
 image::_images/intellij/maven-projects-view.png[Maven projects view]
 +
-This view shows all the available Maven projects and their https://vaadin.com/learn/tutorials/learning-maven-concepts[build phases and build goals].
+This view shows all the available Maven projects and their https://vaadin.com/blog/learning-maven-concepts[build phases and build goals].
 
-- If you want to run `mvn install`, expand the project tree in the [guilabel]*Maven* view to show the corresponding https://vaadin.com/learn/tutorials/learning-maven-concepts#_what_is_a_build_phase[lifecycle phase].
+- If you want to run `mvn install`, expand the project tree in the [guilabel]*Maven* view to show the corresponding lifecycle phase.
 +
 image::_images/intellij/lifecycle.png[Lifecycle phases, 313, 331]
 
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ You can use a similar approach to run any Maven goal. For example, you can doubl
 ifdef::web[]
 To learn more about the topics covered here:
 
-- The key concepts in Maven, see https://vaadin.com/learn/tutorials/learning-maven-concepts[Learning Maven Concepts].
+- The key concepts in Maven, see https://vaadin.com/blog/learning-maven-concepts[Learning Maven Concepts].
 endif::web[]
 
 

articles/getting-started/run/netbeans.adoc

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ This page describes how to run a project with NetBeans.
 
 NetBeans integrates with Maven, enabling you to run Maven commands. Besides building and cleaning the project, you can run the web application on an embedded web server.
 
-Select the project in the [guilabel]*Projects* view. NetBeans shows common https://vaadin.com/learn/tutorials/learning-maven-concepts#_what_is_a_build_goal[Maven goals] inside the [guilabel]*Navigator* view:
+Select the project in the [guilabel]*Projects* view. NetBeans shows common https://vaadin.com/blog/learning-maven-concepts[Maven goals] inside the [guilabel]*Navigator* view:
 
 .Navigator View
 image::_images/netbeans/navigator-view.png[The Navigator view in Netbeans IDE]
@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ With the above configuration, you can now use NetBeans to develop your Vaadin ap
 ifdef::web[]
 To learn more about:
 
-- The key concepts in Maven, see https://vaadin.com/learn/tutorials/learning-maven-concepts[Learning Maven concepts].
+- The key concepts in Maven, see https://vaadin.com/blog/learning-maven-concepts[Learning Maven concepts].
 - How to develop a Java web application without coding JavaScript or HTML, see the <</flow/tutorial#,Vaadin Flow tutorial>>.
 endif::web[]
 

articles/tools/collaboration/going-to-production.adoc

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ If you need to use Collaboration Kit's powered features for more users than the
 
 Each Vaadin subscription offers a bundled quota of users per month. See https://vaadin.com/collaboration#pricing[the official feature page] to learn more about the bundled quotas.
 
-To get a commercial license, https://vaadin.com/collaboration/#contact-us[contact Vaadin]. You can request and purchase a quota larger than provided by the standard commercial Vaadin subscription.
+To get a commercial license, https://vaadin.com/collaboration#contact-us[contact Vaadin]. You can request and purchase a quota larger than provided by the standard commercial Vaadin subscription.
 
 The commercial license file is called, [filename]`ce-license.json`. It defines how many unique users per month can use collaborative features, as well as when the license expires.
 
@@ -238,7 +238,7 @@ For example, imagine a situation in which you have a quota of 500 users and you'
 [[ce.production.when-in-grace]]
 === Grace Period
 
-As mentioned, the engine enters a grace period when you have a higher demand than permitted by your license. It's recommended that you get a new license with a higher quota to have collaborative features available for all of your users before the grace period ends. https://vaadin.com/collaboration/#contact-us[Contact Vaadin] to get a new license file with a higher quota.
+As mentioned, the engine enters a grace period when you have a higher demand than permitted by your license. It's recommended that you get a new license with a higher quota to have collaborative features available for all of your users before the grace period ends. https://vaadin.com/collaboration#contact-us[Contact Vaadin] to get a new license file with a higher quota.
 
 You can change your quota at any time. When you replace a license file with a new quota, Collaboration Kit resets the grace period. If you exceed your new quota after that, you'll receive a new thirty-day grace period.
 

articles/tools/designer/using-designer/faq.adoc

@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ Next to the _Disable_ button, open the drop-down and press the _Uninstall_ -butt
 
 == How do I do responsive views with the Designer?
 
-Creating responsive views with Designer is pretty much the same question as "How to create responsive applications with Vaadin". Vaadin offers a training course on responsive design for Vaadin 8 https://vaadin.com/training/courses/responsive-layouting, and have some resources online, as well: link:/docs/v8/framework/themes/themes-responsive[Responsive Themes,role="skip-xref-check"].
+Creating responsive views with Designer is pretty much the same question as "How to create responsive applications with Vaadin". Vaadin offers a training course on responsive design for Vaadin https://vaadin.com/learn/training/responsive-layouting, and has some resources online, as well: link:https://vaadin.com/blog/building-responsive-layouts-with-vaadin-utility-classes[Responsive layouts,role="skip-xref-check"].
 
 For Vaadin 10+, creating responsive applications is the same as for frontend applications, so any materials available online are directly applicable. For example, https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/design-and-ux/responsive/ is a good resource to get started.