Open jbenet opened 9 years ago
+:100: :+1:
Whoah, cool! :+1:
It would be really helpful to us to work closely with 1-5 people new to IPFS tool to define the contents of our ipfs tour
. let me know if you'd like to be part of this (post here or let me know on irc)
Hey, hey I want to help you guys out with clearing the contents for ipfs tour
. With all these changes, I think I am qualified as being "new" to the current ipfs tool interface.
@dborzov great! i'll have a sample for you to try out ~mon or tue
I'm pretty new to IPFS and I'd like to help!
I am pretty new and would love to help!
We can totally make a nodeschool out of this and even help use JS people learn how to use the js-ipfs-api directly :D I'm up to start this, if anyone wants to collab, let me know :)
Skeleton on https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/issues/225
Hi all. If it is not too late (I would assume it is not, since it's still open), I'd love to help out/contribute to this in any way I can. I would not consider myself a newbie in the IPFS ecosystem, but I am a rather basic user.
cc @jbenet
Hey, I'd be up to helping out on this one. I've been watching this repo for a bit and looking for an entry point to start contributing.
However doesn't seem to be a branch on this issue yet, so maybe this is on the backburner for now?
I've added it to the backlog but nobody's currently assigned to it.
We now have a website, proto.school, with some tutorials for building with js-{libp2p,ipfs,ipld}. Given that IPFS is almost entirely controlled via the HTTP API, we can probably add lessons here. These lessons would have to tell users how to grant proto.school access to the local IPFS node but that shouldn't be too difficult.
Personally, I'm partial to the command line but a web-based tutorial is going to be more flexible here. We can even provide users with a fake "shell" to make it feal like a normal CLI.
Tutorials are designed here: https://github.com/protoschool/protoschool.github.io/labels/new%20tutorial
cc @mikeal (time permitting)
Looping @terichadbourne in as well.
It would be great to have
ipfs tour
give users a tour through the tool, starting at the basics and proceeding. Something like nodeschool.io, but included.It could work like this. We have a sequence of sections which are just numbered markdown documents: (1, 2, 2.1, 10.1.2, etc). We keep a
tour
section in the config:The help of the command should look like: