Common Content

Shared content and how that all works

  6. Accessibility and the DOM

  7. Arrays

  8. Asking Questions

  9. Bits and Rats

  10. Breaking down a project to work in parallel

  11. Breaking down features

  12. Clean Code

  13. CRUD 101

  14. Debugging

  15. Developer Tools

  16. DOM Merge Conflicts

  17. Explaining Code Workshop

  18. Express Workshop

  19. Giving Feedback

  20. Interview Introductions

  21. Interviewing

  22. Introduction to TypeScript

  23. Module

    🔗 Folders of content organised generally by the module that generated them

  24. Objects

  25. Playing Computer Workshop

  26. Pokedex 1

  27. Pokedex 2

  28. Pokedex 3

  29. Pokedex 4

  30. Prioritisation and Estimatino

  31. Refining Poorly Specified Bugs

  32. Sorting Cards

  33. Standards

    🔗 Activities repeated over and over, like lunch time or group discussion

  34. Terminal Skills

  35. Understanding Java

  36. User Needs and Acceptance Criteria

  37. Using (and getting value from) a project board

  38. Wordle CLI

  39. Workshop Name

  40. Workshop: Stand Up

This is a Hugo module called common-content. It’s filled with headless content blocks. You can mount it into your site by adding it to your site’s config.toml file:

  [[module.imports]]
    path = "github.com/CodeYourFuture/curriculum/common-content"
    [[module.imports.mounts]]
      source = "en"
      target = "content"

All the content blocks are now available in your own site’s content directory. You can use anything here to compose curriculum modules. This will work even if you don’t use the Common theme.