Open sjmcdowall opened 8 years ago
We've decided this week to deprecate this, and have started writing a replacement tutorial.
For a better intro to seneca right now, I would recommend using the seneca in practice nodeschool interactive tutorial, and hanging out in the seneca gitter channel to ask questions.
Then I would highly suggest you put a big banner on the top of the page indicating that the tutorial is DEPRECIATED and to have a link to the node school tutorial thing... There is nothing to indicate that this tutorial shouldn't be used or isn't accurate, etc.
@sjmcdowall terribly sorry.
we had a meeting about this 20 minutes ago, where we decided to start doing this. I was over-hastey closing this issue.
@sjmcdowall thanks again will also get this sorted.
No worries -- figured everyone would want to know about outdated - bitrot - doc! However, seeing as it's rather quite outdated and new stuff is going to be introduced - I won't bother opening up any new tickets until a new improved Intro thing is available. Then if you want I can validate it :)
thanks for understanding =) please do check out the gitter channel.
we have over 100 people currently helping each other out and answering questions and the like on there.
thanks @sjmcdowall, we will let you know when updated, always grateful for another pair of eyes on things.
@AdrianRossouw Just joined! :)
In the plugin part of the tutorial we are supposed to execute :
$ node minimal-plugin.js --seneca.log.all | grep plugin | grep DEFINE
But that doesn't show anything when I tried it:
sjm:getting-started/ (master) $ node minimal-plugin.js --seneca.log.all | grep plugin | fgrep DEFINE [16:19:13] sjm:getting-started/ (master) $
A quick glance at the output doesn't show any DEFINE either. Did that change over time?