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This may be useful: https://services.github.com/on-demand/downloads/github-git-cheat-sheet.pdf
BTW BTW BTW Matt is a GitHub Campus Expert π© so he'd be happy to come in and give some swag away and explain what GitHub and GitHub Education is when you talk about GitHub? @trallard
So it appears that the LPTHW e-book is no longer available for free completely - only the first 8 chapters can be read for free. We can either tell the girls to read that before the first session, or completely ditch it as a viable resource altogether.
The e-book also teaches Python 3 instead of 2.7, which in my opinion is better to do since 2.7 has hit its end-of-life for a few years now and really we should be teaching the latest stuff if possible. Also as Python 3 has been out for 9 years, library immaturity is not really a good argument anymore; most good libraries have ported across to Python 3.
Thoughts?
Well this is a bit weird since I seem to remember that they have to cover up to module 40 so if this is not out for free this might cause an inconvenience.
@darrenvong this is what I said ages ago!!! We need to teach Python 3 not 2.x If we go ahead with the installathon it should be easy to ensure they all have python 3 instead of 2 π
If the LPTHW e-book isn't free anymore... does that mean we have to make up some exercises? Didn't you make some up already last semester @trallard? Also, I remember @ninas-sf has been telling me that she's learning Python off another e-book she's got. Maybe we can "borrow" some exercise materials from there?
I bought Sam's python in 24 hours
You can get 2 chapters for free via pdf. I thought it was pretty good so I bought it afterwards to work through. Happy to share the end of chapter exercises. I can upload them.
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If the LPTHW e-book isn't free anymore... does that mean we have to make up some exercises? Didn't you make some up already last semester @trallard https://github.com/trallard? Also, I remember @ninas-sf https://github.com/ninas-sf has been telling me that she's learning Python off another e-book she's got. Maybe we can "borrow" some exercise materials from there?
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Need to create main content on the course materials
Also need to create the super useful quick git sheet