Closed GBruening closed 4 years ago
Thanks for working on this! I'm gonna hold off on a review until after tomorrow's meeting.
I hate the solutions in the script files. If you want to put them there I'll let you. But if you don't want them copying and pasting like you said in another comment, then they shouldn't be there. The changes are so simple, if they can't figure it out they won't be able to figure out git.
The markdown had information on checking out to a specific branch, and I'm not sure where it went. I don't think it should be addressed here how to checkout to specific commits but should be done earlier.
This checkout method is going to be a little odd. Because they 'll need to go into their branch and checkout that branch, then pull request again.
I hate the solutions in the script files.
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If you want to put them there I'll let you. But if you don't want them copying and pasting like you said in another comment, then they shouldn't be there. The changes are so simple, if they can't figure it out they won't be able to figure out git.
Yep, no solution files. It was simpler before and allows for easy reference because again, the point of the tutorial isn't how to debug or see if they can figure it out. We need this tutorial to be as user-friendly as possible.
The markdown had information on checking out to a specific branch, and I'm not sure where it went. I don't think it should be addressed here how to checkout to specific commits but should be done earlier.
This checkout method is going to be a little odd. Because they 'll need to go into their branch and checkout that branch, then pull request again.
We can talk tomorrow about what this breakout room is/isn't supposed to be about.
OK this PR is ready for review @GBruening.
breakout_3.md
post reviewer comments: finished/original figure:
I guess gary can't review this. I'll merge this because it's at least functional and we can address revisions later.
I can review it but do that later probably, and I made this comment in the issues.
If we have the solutions in the file, it encourages them to just copy paste it or uncomment and comment things. Literally 0 investment into what they actually need to do. If they actually have to do something, they'll have a better chance of remembering it because theres more investment. The problems are not hard to fix, if you hand them everything on a plate they'll forget it all
Addressing #3
Added requested changes that undo some of reviewer two comments.
Changed a few of reviewer 2's comments to make them look bad. Changed from int/255 to the decimal values so the code is consistant.
Split the main subscripts and solutions. We can figure out if we want this or not.