Learning Exponential
Learning Exponential: learning paths, first sites, study projects and certifications.
56 pages
- Your first contribution, step by step A learner's first contribution to Exponential in three paths - a documentation fix through Edit on GitHub, a translation, or a small code fix through a fork and a pull request - with the commands from Develop with Git…
- Bugs you find while learning How a learner tells a bug from a misunderstanding, chooses the right tracker (the software, Velocity, an extension, or the community issue tracker), writes an issue others can reproduce with the Report an error page…
- Improving the help as a student How learners improve the Exponential help - why learners find the best documentation bugs, the quick way with Edit on GitHub, the thorough way with a clone, the front matter and style rules of help pages, what the GNU…
- Translating as a student How language students and native speakers contribute translations to Exponential - where the administration's translations live, how to pick a language and check its completeness, the translation workflow, quality…
- The CLA for students What the Contributor Licensing Agreement means for a student - when it is required (code contributions to the core kernel), what you give up (the copyright is assigned to the Exponential Foundation and 7x), what it does…
- Using Git as a student How learners use Git with Exponential - three repositories every learner keeps (the kernel clone on your own branch, your own extensions, your notes), daily habits, reading the project history to learn, commit messages…
- Git quick reference for learners A one-page reference of the Git and Composer commands a learner uses with Exponential - setting up clones, checking state, branching and committing, reading history, finding a breaking change, contributing through a…
- Building a portfolio How a learner turns Exponential study work into a portfolio an employer or a school can check - what to include (projects, capstone, contributions, extensions, certificates), how to present each piece honestly, what to…
- Asking for help and study groups Where learners get help with Exponential and how to ask so they get an answer - look it up first, the free community channels (forums, Telegram, Discord, Slack, eZpedia), how to write a question, what never to post, and…
- Names and history for learners The names a learner meets and how to use them - Exponential, 7x, the Exponential Foundation, Velocity, Exponential Layouts, Exponential Intelligence, Exponential Basic - the short history from 1999 to today, why kernel…
- For teachers: assigning these pages For teachers, lecturers and course leaders who assign the student pages - how the learning paths and study projects fit a semester, how to set up the lab, how to grade with the rubrics, how to use the trainers' courses…
- Glossary for learners The words a learner meets first in Exponential, each explained in one or two sentences with the page that teaches it - from administration, attribute and cache to siteaccess, template, version and zone - plus the…
- Student FAQ Short answers to the questions learners ask most about Exponential - cost, what to install, which path, certification, the Student partner level, the demo, contributing, the CLA, Git, getting help and the old name…
- Student checklists Checklists for learners - before your first session, a study site that is ready, every study session, before handing in a project, before a pull request, before a presentation, and before you buy the Student partner…
- Student reading path The order in which to read the student pages and the help pages they build on - week one orientation, a first site, the core explanations, the learning path of your choice, the study projects, contributing, and the…
- Help pages by topic, for students A topic index for learners into the rest of the Exponential help - installing, editing, content model, templates and design, layouts, languages, search, users and roles, extensions and development, the REST API…
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