Here are the files that produce [github.com/a-tech-camp/one-repo].
To contribute to the project, create a pull request. Changes must be manually reviewed.
Lessons are sets of files belonging together. There are also two files that do not show up in the final lesson. They are __message__.md and __commit__.ts which are used in defining the structure of the commit. __message__.md contains the lesson content (or commit message) for a lesson.
The actual content is nested in folders. These folders allow for grouping of lessons into sub-units.
Early lessons that define broader context. These lessons will have a lot of their content in the commit message and markdown files as they won't.
The set of lessons in this group will result in a final lesson that aggregates the lessons and presents a good set of things that all repositories should have. This includes testing guidelines and dockerfiles.
The coding folder has the content related to languages. These files will teach you how to work with the languages fundamentals.
Some prerequisites are abstract ideas. Things like graphs can be explained separately from it's implementation. Work in Progress (WIP)
Coding Sandbox files require a different set of getting started files. The first commit will be going through the UI to create a template project. So the aggregate lesson is very small and different from language lessons.
In learning it is always good to keep returning to the fundamentals. Coding Kata's is the process of repeatedly implementing small projects for practice. The lessons in this folder should
Each lesson should feel like a fundamental unit of code/