In the Kubernetes admin course, we mention CoreOS Tectonic, but it may soon be folded into OpenShift. The slides should be updated to clarify (and, while we're there, add a few other options).

This is in file slides/k8s/setup-selfhosted.md.

[Discussion in #446](https://github.com/jpetazzo/container.training/pull/446/files/3f40cc25a2f31e54a02d64e683deee1be9837e86#diff-2ffe1c2ff95f331d6a12f9ea

Current Logging Workshop section pertains specifically to Gravity 5.5 and earlier.

Logging stack has changed in 6.X+, training should be expanded to reflect the changes.

If the path contains spaces, then
docker run -it -p 8888:8888 -p 6006:6006 -v /$(pwd)/session-1:/notebooks --name tf cadl /bin/bash
might throw the error
docker: invalid reference format: repository name must be lowercase.
or behave unexpectedly.

Wrapping in quotation marks solves this:
`docker run -it -p 8888:8888 -p 6006:6006 -v "/$(pwd)/session-1":/notebooks --name tf cadl /bin/bas

Expected Behaviour

There shouldn't be a back tick in the code section for Kubernetes

kubectl logs deployment/queue-worker -n openfaas``

Current Behaviour

Current guide does not result in working cluster.

Dashboard install instructions not current (can fix by using "offical" arm installation of kubernetes-dashboard-arm).
No "heapster.yaml" in demos folder. Seems to be deprecated in current repo, but instructions still reference.

Is it possible to change the documentation on the repository to an editable format instead of PDFs? That way it would be easier to contribute to it and even work in translations for it.

I'm from a non-english speaking country and would be great to be able to point people I'm teaching to this repository and that they are able to find documentation in their own language.

This is not clear enough

The Response type also has a Body field of type io.ReadCloser. The type of this field is a big hint on what we can do with it: read it and close it.

This is the current experience for editing the start/end time on the EditSession page:

It currently relies on the default input field rendering for DateTimeOffset which isn't great, due to issues with the browsers' own pickers not supporting round-trippable formats.

We might have

I would like to ask if the lesson Plotting and programming with Python should be included in the list of lessons available presented in the README.

Thanks for contributing! If this contribution is for instructor training, please send an email to checkout@carpentries.org with a link to this contribution so we can record your prog

Go through all the follow up links from the root index.html and make sure they work. Also file one issue for every curriculum missing a follow up email template.

Other follow-up emails are located here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ghtst7A0YMreThXxjw2RUU_M0HZ9_ScPKGBVCTrJJzQ/edit#

@Kriesse pointed out today that it'd be cool to have a choo introduction
geared at people with light frontend skills (e.g. designers). An article that
she particularly liked was react introduction for people who know just enough
jquery to get by. It'd be cool if something like that existed

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I could in no way get this project to work in Windows, including by using the variety of Node (non-NPM) commands reviewed in the videos

Describe the solution you'd like
Be able to use this project in Windows

Describe alternatives you've considered
Trying to follow alternative approaches, other than using the docume

We have 3 TodoMVC applications

• Vue + Vuex + REST api without bundling used for most of the workshop
• TodoMVC React with bundling for showing testing components
• TodoMVC Redux for showing code coverage

We could just update the main Vue application and use it for everything

• split into components, bundle using parcel-json-server to serve the app and have the REST api (@amirrustam )