Open lpatmo opened 6 years ago
I think I'm set up to start working on this :)
@FavoredFortune - I'm wondering if the best way to avoid duplicating each other's work would be for each of us to focus on incorporating resources from a different level (Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced). I can start with Beginner, unless you've already made some headway there. What do you think?
@tgmiller5 has also expressed interest in helping with this; maybe she can take on a level, to further divide up the work.
thank you but I will work on C# for starters
I'm happy to start on advanced and meet In the middle Jonathan. Letts touch base whenever one of us is ready to do intermediate and see where the other is.
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@johnathanDOS @FavoredFortune how are you getting on with this?
Hi Marc, I confess life and coding boot camp have taken up more of my time than I expected.
I have the set up for programming this ask all set now, but haven't gotten beyond that. If you want to reassign my tasks, I totally understand. Sooz
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@stain88 I only got as far as setting up a personal Slack workspace for testing. I haven't been able to work on this since April, and I can't commit to working on it further for at least another two months.
No worries, I'll just mark this as "up for grabs" again
I would like to work on this!
I am also interested in working on this.
@kjng @uLan08 there should be enough here for both of you to do some of the work.
Great! I could start working on Advanced and we can meet halfway just as previously discussed here @kjng .
Hi can i take up this issue?
@Apoorva-13 Sorry, this issue has already been claimed. You can check out other issues
ok thanks:)
List of HTML/CSS resources (separated by beginner, intermediate, and advanced): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ts2CIvD7zXPVuOJF69w3Y5gFgHQxKENPOWjZMsnYLJo/edit
(Thanks to Radhika and Alex N. for finishing up curating these resources!)
@codemaven_sooz and @jonathandos on Slack have volunteered to take on implementing this endpoint.
Starting guide: https://github.com/codebuddies/greetbot/wiki/03-Adding-Resources,-and-Resource-Display-Templates
Tasks:
/resources html-css advanced
, they should see a list of HTML/CSS resources that looks something like:(except unlike the screenshot, it'll be about "Advanced HTML/CSS resources," not Python resources)
When a user types
/resources html-css
, they'll see ALL the beginner, intermediate, and advanced resources.If you see anything on https://github.com/codebuddies/greetbot/wiki/03-Adding-Resources,-and-Resource-Display-Templates that could be clarified or updated, please help us improve it!
Thanks for taking this on. Please leave a comment if you have any questions. Also, it'd be good to get a sense of how long this PR takes, so we can get a sense of how much effort it would take to add other resource commands -- like
/resources sql
or/resources ruby
or/resources git
.