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We need to include the couple of ruby lessons from web dev 101

Easy - we add a web dev 101 folder to the lessons and projects folder

we will need a place to store new lessons while they are being worked on

Make an In Progress folder inside of Lessons

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@KevinMulhern I agree with your directory structure.

• web_dev_101 (dir)
  • the_backend (dir)
    • lesson_title_here01.md
    • lesson_title_here02.md
    • project_title_here.md
• ruby_programming (dir)
  • basic_ruby (dir)
    • lesson_title_here.md
    • project_title_here.md

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The ruby directory in the curriculum is a mess 🙈

Let's keep evertything organized in folders:

• Lessons folder
  • Follow naming convention: <url slug>_content.md
  • Example: ruby-building-blocks_content.md
• Projects folder
  • Follow naming convention: project_<url slug>
  • Example: project_advanced-building-blocks.md

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We need to include the couple of ruby lessons from web dev 101 as well 🙈
Oh and we will need a place to store new lessons while they are being worked on. We have a few in the curriculum repo that aren't ready for production yet.

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Sounds good to me 😄

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Sgtm

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Just had a thought 🙈
Would it make more sense to structure it as it is in on the site? a folder for each section.

Something like:

• web_development_101
  • the_backend
    • lesson
    • lesson
    • project
• ruby_programming
  • basic_ruby
    • lesson
    • lesson
    • project
  • intermediate_ruby
    • ...
  • ...

I figure it would make it easier to find a specific lesson when your looking for it. This is obviously up for discussion though.

Oh, I really like the naming convention you've outlined ❤️

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@TheOdinProject/ruby-team pls discuss, we need to make a decision on this before we can move this forward.

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lets do it 😄

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