Right now it's just a collection of links (the basic format of each entry is 'name - author'). It might be helpful to make room for 1-2 sentence explanations of the link, particularly as the list grows.

(PS this project is linked prominently from the website now)

With -h or no options at all, the grader should also output what it is and refer to the selfie project.

Regarding the drop down menu, yes, I think it would be better to only have the "task cell" option visible for markdown cells.

The documentation asserts this too "If you select the “Manually graded task” option (available for markdown cells), the nbgrader extension will ..."

Reload homepage or navigate to any page, the "Built with..." text at the bottom left corner jumps up and down

I would like to change a few things about the readme:

• make the feature list more descriptive, there seems to be be some duplicates
• remove 'use chrome' instruction. I think robotopia should work in all browsers, if that's not the case we should fix that

Thoughts?

Immediately after introducing print(), the tutorial asks them to make a calculator. I think a brief touch on adding numbers might be good first.

Would folks be supportive of archiving this repository on zenodo? This would provide a doi which would be helpful when citing it. Thoughts?

Please follow the approach as here

Should we archive this repository and point people at https://github.com/jupyterhub/the-littlest-jupyterhub?

Sometimes people use the instructions from this repository and run into problems (it is unknown how many use it and are happy!). For those with problems my impression is that the best piece of advice is "don't use this, use TLJH instead your problems are probably going to go away by swit

Dear Developers,

I tried to deploy OpenOlat within a tomcat 8 environment. Unfortunately all docs provided refer to OpenOlat version 10.x which seems to be far away from the current 14.1 version.

Can you please provide a more recent documentation with an additional focus on deployment, rather then running OpenOlat within eclipse.

I also really like to contribute to docs, if I'm able to o