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I was thinking that these could MDX https://www.gatsbyjs.org/docs/mdx/
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In my mind, i envisioned a yaml/json file accompanying each markdown file. So something like (this is a rough sketch)
course-guide.md
The core course graph looks like this:
<CourseGraph data="core_course_graph" />
course-guide.json
{
core_course_graph: [
{from: "CS445", to: "CS1501"},
{from: "CS445", to: "CS447"},
{from: "CS445", to: "CS449"},
{from: "CS4457, to: "CS449", type: "coreq"}
]}
and then it would just automagically create
this, and it would be interactive so you could like click nodes on that to take. you to the accompanying course page to get even more info on that course
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For sure. How does it sound that you start with statistics, and I will write a guide on something, and we will try working on the gatsby stuff to make sure its all indexed and formatting nicely and whatever. And then after we got that goin, we can ask them?
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I'm currently starting with writing up the minor guide because it's a lot easier and straight forward for me to write
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your discord chat lol
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Yeah, I think for this issue we just need to slowly include others into the assignees like Gordon, Hayden, Olivia, etc. for knowledge in economics, fin-ance, etc.
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yeah, sounds like a plan. and lol i sort of that of that with issue #58
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Hmmm, just realized in relation to issue #23 with making visualizations which in this case are mostly just course graphs. So like I can explain take these stats courses in this order for data science visually. And i think most of these guides would make a lot of use of this.
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yeee, i recall this, forgot which issue this was mentioned in
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i created that diagram above using dagre-d3 real quick
you can mess around with graphviz here:
https://dagrejs.github.io/project/dagre-d3/latest/demo/interactive-demo.html
/* Example */
digraph {
/* Note: HTML labels do not work in IE, which lacks support for <foreignObject> tags. */
node [rx=5 ry=5 labelStyle="font: 300 14px 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica"]
edge [labelStyle="font: 300 14px 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica"]
CS1501
CS445
CS447
CS449
CS445 -> CS1501
CS445 -> CS449
CS445 -> CS447
CS447 -> CS449 [label="coreq" style="stroke: #f77; stroke-width: 2px;" arrowheadStyle="fill: #f77"];
}
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Turn this issue into one guide that covers a lot of different majors for maintainability sakes.
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won't be a major guide, is a minor guide
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im confused, miscommunication is funny. im going to close this and make a new issue
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