Challenges are a great way to implement the skills learned via various platforms. This repository is focussed on creating an extensive set of challenges on various technologies by the community for the community.
Each Challenge will be part of a technology and the community can participate in two ways:
1 - Creating Challenges
2 - Submitting solutions
Creating Challenges
- Consider the above example for creating a challenge. A person who submits the challenge has to submit the solution as well.
- A Challenge will be part of a technology which will be a directory in the repo. In above case Kubernetes in the technology so any challanges related to Kubernetes should go under the Kubernetes directory.
- in above scenario C represents a challenge and S represents a solution, with "_B" or "_b" representing the difficulty level which is beginner in this case. Other levels include -> Intermediate - "_I" or "_i" and Expert - "_E" or "_e"
Challenge format
To Keep things simple content inside the challenges can be in the form of a scenario with expectation. Like in above case it is a simple challenge to create a k3s cluster on raspberrypi. So you can have below portions in Challenge :
Challenge: --------------
Expection: --------------
Architecture Diagram: if necessary
Other Details: if necessary
Submitting Solutions
Apart from the "Challenge + solution" submitted by the person, there is an opportunity for the community to create their version of a solution and submit it as a Pull Request. This can happen inside the solutions folder where you will create a directory with your name and then post the solution with the same filename which in example above is "S_create_k3s_cluster_on_raspberrypi_solution". This way you can solve all challenges of a particular technology and have the solutions under your name.
Notes
- To keep things Simple, Solutions can be mentioning a link to video, blog, git repo or just everything inside the solutions file.
- Always create an Issue before submitting a PR