JackLot
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6 months ago One thing on my "wish list" is a small, discrete set of Mermaid diagrams for the most important example cases (such as the ones featured in your videos). Ideally, i'd be able to "interact" with the diagrams by jumping to various points in the commit history, basically performing some of the "terminal magic" you do in your YouTube videos, but recreating them in a reproducible and navigable way.
Most lesson videos conclude with a review of all the commands covered in the lesson (screenshot below). But it would also make sense to have something similar available for learners in the written lesson.
I'm thinking something like a button on the lesson page that when clicked opens a modal with all the commands listed. Maybe something like the mockup below. Originally I was thinking about having this sort of cheatsheet modal available on every heading within the written lesson, but I don't think that saves as much time (or adds as much value) as succinctly summarizing the whole lesson in one larger cheatsheet.
Interested in feedback on this.