This issue is for the short workshop on Integrating Custom Vision with Power Apps for Diabetic Retinopathy Detection being translated into Spanish

The structure of the translation should follow other translations like https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/tree/main/full/intro-nlp-tensorflow/translations

This issue is for the short workshop on COVID Paper Exploration Workshop being translated into Spanish

The structure of the translation should follow other translations like https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/tree/main/full/intro-nlp-tensorflow/translations

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well
• There are no stray auth keys or secrets embedded in the code

This issue is for the slides from this workshop Introduction To Static Web Apps being translated into Spanish

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well
• There are no stray auth keys or secrets embedded in the code

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well
• There are no stray auth keys or secrets embedded in the code

This issue is for the short workshop on Deep Learning for Computer Vision

The structure of the translation should follow other translations like https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/tree/main/full/intro-nlp-tensorflow/translations

The lesson we're teaching is how to use github basic features in github.dev. Should the lesson operate on a repo that isnt owned by the workshop attendee or should it operate on a repo they do own? If the former, then they wont be able to merge the PR. If the latter, then they can merge the PR but we need to give them a repo (perhaps have them use a template repo as an example).

Curious what you think

Tracking work for Flask Text Translator workshop

This issue is for the short workshop on Explore and Analyze Data with R being translated into Spanish

The structure of the translation should follow other translations like https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/tree/main/full/intro-nlp-tensorflow/translations

Because the current GitGuardian action needs an API key, it fails all verifications for PRs

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/app/.venv/bin/ggshield", line 33, in <module>
    sys.exit(load_entry_point('ggshield', 'console_scripts', 'ggshield')())
  File "/app/ggshield/cmd.py", line 229, in cli_wrapper
    return_code: int = cli.main(standalone_mode=False)
  File "/app/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/click/core.py", line 1053, in main
    rv = self.invoke(ctx)
  File "/app/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/click/core.py", line 1659, in invoke
    return _process_result(sub_ctx.command.invoke(sub_ctx))
  File "/app/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/click/core.py", line 1656, in invoke
    super().invoke(ctx)
  File "/app/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/click/core.py", line 1395, in invoke
    return ctx.invoke(self.callback, **ctx.params)
  File "/app/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/click/core.py", line 754, in invoke
    return __callback(*args, **kwargs)
  File "/app/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/click/decorators.py", line 26, in new_func
    return f(get_current_context(), *args, **kwargs)
  File "/app/ggshield/cmd.py", line [12](https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/runs/5482063486?check_suite_focus=true#step:4:12)1, in scan
    ctx.obj["client"] = retrieve_client(ctx)
  File "/app/ggshield/utils.py", line [24](https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/runs/5482063486?check_suite_focus=true#step:4:24)8, in retrieve_client
    raise click.ClickException("GitGuardian API Key is needed.")
click.exceptions.ClickException: GitGuardian API Key is needed.

This issue is for the short workshop on Explore the art world by using RESTful APIs being translated into Spanish

The structure of the translation should follow other translations like https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/tree/main/full/intro-nlp-tensorflow/translations

This issue is for the short workshop on Create Serverless Logic with Azure Functions being translated into Spanish

The structure of the translation should follow other translations like https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/tree/main/full/intro-nlp-tensorflow/translations

Please 'adopt' a workshop for testing, and check off these tasks!

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well
• There are no stray auth keys or secrets embedded in the code

I'm going to translate into Spanish the readme file for the GitHub pages site.

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well

I will be correcting some links of the readme and adding images. Also, I will be correcting the names of some readme files.

This issue is for the short workshop on Introduction to regression models by using R and Tidymodels being translated into Spanish

The structure of the translation should follow other translations like https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/tree/main/full/intro-nlp-tensorflow/translations

This issue is for the short workshop on Introduction To Jupyter Notebooks in Python being translated into Spanish

The structure of the translation should follow other translations like https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/tree/main/full/intro-nlp-tensorflow/translations

In the Part 0: Install and configure tools's ReadMe.md file, the 7th step is given thus;

Open a terminal or command window and execute the following, replacing with the URL you copied in the prior step

Windows

git clone <URL>
cd workshop-library\custom-vision-workshop
code .

However, when after cloning locally, it is seen that the custom-vision-workshop does not exist. I then checked the repository I created from the template and realised that that folder does not exist.

I think this is due to the continous-change nature of the repository. I would love to correct this in the ReadMe.

This issue is for translating the Intro to GitHub and GitHub Dev workshop to Spanish.

I've noticed that the hyperlink for the Canvas template for poster design is not working (in the Logistics Phase section). Is another source available or should it be removed from the file? 😊

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well
• There are no stray auth keys or secrets embedded in the code

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well
• There are no stray auth keys or secrets embedded in the code

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well
• There are no stray auth keys or secrets embedded in the code

This issue is for the short workshop on Build a Website to Showcase your Resume
being translated into Spanish

The structure of the translation should follow other translations like https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/tree/main/full/intro-nlp-tensorflow/translations

This issue is for the short workshop on Introduction To Static Web Apps being translated into Spanish

The structure of the translation should follow other translations like https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/tree/main/full/intro-nlp-tensorflow/translations

Goal

• Many beginner to intermediate Git learners complain about the quick grasp about memorising different git commands. For years taking workshop I have been thinking of helps for this newbies and beginner till I found Vs code source control. In this workshop, participants in we learn how to use Vs code source control to perform all git action without running a single command.

• It is going to be a brief description of about 30-45 minutes for beginners but lesser for advance users.

• it is under development and I keep improving it after my first workshop. You can check the present state here

• I await your review and guidance to add this to workshop-o-matic. I am a Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador

This issue is for the short workshop on Build an App without Using any Code with Microsoft Power Platform
being translated into Spanish

The structure of the translation should follow other translations like https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/tree/main/full/intro-nlp-tensorflow/translations

This issue is for the short workshop on Build a Machine Learning Model using Custom Vision being translated into Spanish

The structure of the translation should follow other translations like https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/tree/main/full/intro-nlp-tensorflow/translations

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well
• There are no stray auth keys or secrets embedded in the code

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well

This issue is for the short workshop on Getting Started with Development Containers in VS Code being translated into Spanish

The structure of the translation should follow other translations like https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/tree/main/full/intro-nlp-tensorflow/translations

Hello there.

It seems like the SpeakerDeck slides in the Create a Regression Model with Azure Machine Learning designer workshop is there by mistake as I believe it is quite unnecessary. In my attempt to follow through with the workshop, I noticed that the slides are quite useless and even made the conclusion that the slides was mistakenly put there.

The slides named SpeakerDeck is a COVID Paper Exploration and as opposed the Microsoft Learn slides tagged Powerpoint was not helpful in explaining the process for the workshop.

Let's always include the workshop designer file - thanks!

https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/tree/main/custom-vision-workshop/translations/el

I added the English version which can be translated and renamed

thanks! @sitistas

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well
• There are no stray auth keys or secrets embedded in the code

There have been some changes to some of the packages used in the tutorial, and because of it, some of the material is either deprecated or will change very soon.

I am submitting a PR with the necessary changes - mainly changes to kwargs in specific methods, and removal of some graphics (seaborn's distplot was deprecated in 0.12, for instance; other positional arguments are no longer accepted as positional, having to be passed as kwargs)

This issue is for the short workshop on Build a Mood Journal Progressive Web App

The structure of the translation should follow other translations like https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/tree/main/full/intro-nlp-tensorflow/translations

Several folks have observed a problem with the steps of the GitHub.dev workshop https://github.com/microsoft/workshop-library/tree/main/learn-github -

We are unable to complete the merging of the branch and raising a PR to our main branch using GitHub.dev. The error seems to indicate that there is no upstream branch, which is wrong.

This was captured by our student ambassador tester:

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well
• There are no stray auth keys or secrets embedded in the code

Found a small typo while going through the workshop. It can be found on line 328 in the sentence: Both duplicated and drop_duplicates default to consider all columnsm but you can specify that they examine only a subset of columns in your DataFrame:

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well
• There are no stray auth keys or secrets embedded in the code

This issue is for translating Jupyter Notebooks workshop intro Spanish

Translate the Build a website to Showcase your Resume workshop

• All elements of the workshop are in place (README, workshop designer, solution if necessary, any images if necessary, slides, a call-to-action with a Learn module linked (usually in "Next Steps" area), a knowledge check (either in slides or directly linked to the workshop README) and an area to extend knowledge.
• The workshop can be done in its listed time frame
• Instructions are clear and well written
• The workshop is bug-free
• The workshop 'flows' well
• There are no stray auth keys or secrets embedded in the code