initial ideas for course

initial ideas

[ ] Start with Quarto early
[ ] Demonstrate Git from RStudio earlier (e.g., during session 03): Update slides for session 03
[ ] Version Control Book: At RStudio Screenshots
[x] Create minimal Quarto website with prepared structure for Hamburg and Rotterdam guide @lnnrtwttkhn
[ ] Participants need a working version of RStudio!
- Alternative: Use RStudio Docker container
[ ] Nice benefit: After every session, participants can render the Quarto notebook!

[ ] clone prepared quarto website repo
[ ] work as usual, exercises as usual
[ ] push to your own repo on github
[ ] later integrate individual repos into original repo (need to figure this out! @lnnrtwttkhn)
[ ] work in new files, rather than same files = less merge conflicts
[ ] warn students that they won't be able to push!
[ ] show students how to change the remote

Intro
Command Line (try to keep shorter), create your university folder, then explore folders from the command line
Git Clone (git clone) the prepared repo + Quarto Intro + RStudio
First steps with Git (Command Line + RStudio)
as usual

how can we improve collaboration among students?
students from hamburg prepare content for rotterdam and have to interview a student from the other site (and vice versa)
problem: we might have more students from hamburg than from rotterdam
integrate RStudio and Git Bash on Windows: https://support.posit.co/hc/en-us/articles/115010737148-Using-the-RStudio-Terminal-in-the-RStudio-IDE#appendixd @konradpa

[x] Add instructions to book for Git in RStudio @konradpa and @lnnrtwttkhn
[x] create minimal quarto repo with guide @lnnrtwttkhn
[ ] figure out how to later create a PR from a cloned (rather than forked repo)
[ ] prepare RStudio Git GUI introduction @konradpa
[ ] change exercises from recipes to hamburg-rotterdam guide @konradpa @lnnrtwttkhn (e.g., favorite café, coolest spot at the university, best clubs, worst restaurant, etc.)