A curated, digital, interactive book outlining a course of study with curated notes and exercises.

Mechanical Ink

Schalk Neethling

Open Source Collective

<div>A curated, digital, interactive book outlining a course of study with curated notes and exercises and helping you build a web accessible by all through best practices, ethics, compassion, and sustainability.<br /><br /></div><h3><strong>Who</strong></h3><div><br />The Mycelium Network community of contributors will define and lead the project. Outside collaboration is welcomed and encouraged, but the members of the Mycelium network will make the final decisions.<br /><br /></div><h3><strong>Why</strong></h3><div><br />After conversations with various individuals at different stages of their web developer careers, a clear need has been identified. There is no lack of learning material available on the web. The real problem is finding a path through the forest. web://workbook aims to be a curated, digital, interactive book outlining a course of study with curated notes and exercises.<br /><br /></div><h3><strong>What</strong></h3><div><br />The web://workbook will be a website freely available to all. The deliverables are as follows:</div><ul><li>A public roadmap</li><li>Design of a logo</li><li>Registration of a domain name</li><li>A basic design system that includes a color palette, typography, and individual page components such as buttons, navigation, and page layout</li><li>A statically generated website backed by Hugo, Contentful, GitHub, and Netlify</li></ul><div><br />The site's content will be arranged around three verticals with some overlap. These are:</div><ul><li>Topics: A topic-based approach such as "What is the Internet?", "What is open source?", "How do I create a responsive webpage header?"</li><li>Technology: This will cover open web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.</li><li>Pathways: Community-curated pathways for specific career paths. Examples include; front-end engineers, full-stack engineers, UX engineers, and technical writers.</li></ul><h3><strong>How</strong></h3><div><br />We will use an Agile process and a RACI(Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Informed) model to ensure everyone understands their responsibilities, timeline, and deliverables. We will use <a href="https://github.com/orgs/The-Mycelium-Network/projects/1/views/1">GitHub projects</a>, <a href="https://github.com/The-Mycelium-Network/webworkbook/issues">issues</a>, and a pull request model for all work. All work will be done in the open using a remote-first approach.<br /><br />Open-source software should be our first choice unless a paid product will ease contribution or productivity. Where possible, this project should give back to those open-source projects we rely on. This can be monetary, but as an open-source project, it can also take the form of contributions back to the upstream projects.<br /><br />The core team members will meet weekly to discuss blockers and clear the path for others. As a remote-first project, attendance is encouraged but not mandatory. We acknowledge team members are spread across the globe, and trust among all members is key to the project's success.<br /><br />Above all, the happiness of team members and our readers is paramount.</div>

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web://workbook

A curated, digital, interactive book outlining a course of study with curated notes and exercises.

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