Content Creator

I am currently trying to upload a Node repository. Because it uses some large packages (like Webpack) it is over 100mb. These packages are an integral part of the project so we can't do without them. Any way to increase? DS

Similar to how we can sync instructions via github, it would wonderful to be able to do so for tasks as well. In addition to this it would also be wonderful if there were a way to sync these instructions / tasks as one larger file vs many individual files. (accepting this would require some boiler plate in the larger file to specify what is a task,instruction,etc) Being able to source control allows authors to check the diffs upon committing to spot mistakes more easily before they go live. The idea is I could write up my entire lab, push sync and it just syncs everything up overwriting the existing tasks/instructions as appropriate.

I have a co-author for my courses, and we should both be able to modify the next.tech exercises.

Disable the “Next Step” button until all tasks on current page have been completed. IT should be highlit or annotated to indicate the reason.

This way, users can pick up where they left off in a previous project without having to download and then upload their files.

Which Manager or Editor account

We'll always reset the files, and then the content creator can specify any additional commands they would like run (in Bash syntax).

Creator should show a warning icon (⚠️, or similar)in the lesson header, and perhaps the page header to clearly notify when editing published content. This would be consistent with the banner for editing published courses and help prevent confusion when switching between published lessons and copies.

As is when making a test case that required ordered output, if a change needs to be made then every test case after has be copied and pasted and re-entered in order, making small changes take much longer. Some way to easily reorder keywords would be a huge usability improvement. Click and drag would be the most intuitive. A numbered list would also work, where one could edit the number to indicate where an item should go in the list, bumping all other items down one.