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Blockchain Fundamentals - The Blockchain workout

Content creation for the first workout in the Fundamentals course.

From the list of standards, the one applicable:

Identify blockchain components

As main points to be covered:

What is a blockchain?
What is a block?
Blockchain applications

Integrate Free Code Camp Videos

We're going to be adding video content to Enki soon, and we want to maintain our commitment to free and open-source content.

Free Code Camp is an amazing resource, and our audience will learn a lot from their content. That said, they have a lot of content, so I'm breaking up these issues into afternoon-sized tasks.

Add Free Code Camp videos to relevant JavaScript Insights: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWKjhJtqVAbk2qRZtWSzCIN38JC_NdhW5
Add Free Code Camp videos to relevant Git Insights: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWKjhJtqVAbkFiqHnNaxpOPhh9tSWMXIF
Add Free Code Camp videos to relevant Computer Science Insights: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWKjhJtqVAbmfoj2Th9fvxhHIeqFO7wOy

Add videos to relevant JavaScript Core insights

We're going to incorporate video content in Enki soon, but we're going to maintain our commitment to using free, open-source materials.
This guy makes amazing JavaScript videos that go over fundamental JavaScript concepts. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO1cgjhGzsSYb1rsB4bFe4Q

Attach as many of his videos as you can to as many JavaScript insights as are relevant. Do this by adding a link to the links field, formatted like so:

'Higher-order functions Video{video}'

Blockchain Fundamentals - Ethereum II

The curriculum had undergone some restructuring and the branch insights might not match. If they don't, consider the information here as the source of truth.

Content creation for the thirteenth workout in the Fundamentals course.

From the list of standards, the ones applicable are:

Identify blockchain components
Identify differences between cryptocurrencies
Architect a theoretical blockchain

As main questions to be answered:

What are ERC20 tokens?
How do they work?
What are ICOs?

Python Core: Revision question needs rework

revision question is confusing and not quite related to content presented thus far. People may end up wondering what a ‘class variable’ is vs. 'class attribute'

Recommendation: Change question or clarify content

https://github.com/enkidevs/curriculum/blob/python-standards/python/core/classes-i/using-classes.md

Merge `JavaScript` and `javascript` Topics

The prior is likely not being added to the system... If nothing else, this change would look cleaner.

Blockchain Fundamentals - Altcoins

The curriculum had undergone some restructuring and the branch insights might not match. If they don't, consider the information here as the source of truth.

Content creation for the seventh workout in the Fundamentals course.

From the list of standards, the ones applicable are:

Evaluate potential applications of the blockchain
Identify differences between cryptocurrencies

As main questions to be answered:

What are crypto currencies?
Why are there altcoins?

Add workout to Security course about dependency analysis

Add a workout with an exercise to cover this objective, to the Application Security course:

Mitigate security vulnerabilities by upgrading vulnerable packages uncovered with an analysis tool

Add workout for Java Security

Create a workout for this objective:

Analyze a Java project's dependencies for security vulnerabilities

Use this resource:
https://snyk.io/

The purpose of this workout is to show users of a java package manager how to find vulnerabilities in their dependencies from their requirements file.

Target medium-to-advanced users for this, put it in the Core course.

Blockchain Fundamentals - The Bitcoin Ledger

The curriculum had undergone some restructuring and the branch insights might not match. If they don't, consider the information here as the source of truth.

Content creation for the third workout in the Fundamentals course.

From the list of standards, the ones applicable are:

Identify blockchain components
Architect a theoretical blockchain
Identify the process through which miners are paid

As main points to be covered:

The UTXO model
How are transactions verified?
Consensus
Common attacks against the blockchain

Blockchain Fundamentals - Forking

The curriculum had undergone some restructuring and the branch insights might not match. If they don't, consider the information here as the source of truth.

Content creation for the ninth workout in the Fundamentals course.

From the list of standards, the ones applicable are:

Identify blockchain components
Identify differences between cryptocurrencies
Architect a theoretical blockchain

As main questions to be answered:

What is soft-forking?
What is hard-forking?
When is a fork required?
Who decides if a fork should happen?

Blockchain Fundamentals - Cryptoeconomics

The curriculum had undergone some restructuring and the branch insights might not match. If they don't, consider the information here as the source of truth.

Content creation for the tenth workout in the Fundamentals course.

From the list of standards, the ones applicable are:

Identify blockchain components
Identify differences between cryptocurrencies
Architect a theoretical blockchain

As main questions to be answered:

How do cryptocoins acquire exchange value?
Why is the price fluctuating so much?

Blockchain Fundamentals - Ethereum I

The curriculum had undergone some restructuring and the branch insights might not match. If they don't, consider the information here as the source of truth.

Content creation for the eleventh workout in the Fundamentals course.

From the list of standards, the following should be included in either of the insights:

bc.analyze-blockchain-components.2
bc.analyze-blockchain-components.3
bc.identify-blockchain-applications.3
bc.identify-blockchain-applications.4
bc.compare-altcoins.2
bc.compare-altcoins.5
bc.analyze-smart-contracts.0

As main questions to be answered:

What is Ethereum?
What are smart contracts?
The account/balance model

JIT compilers optimization - JS

Add a new insight/workout on JIT compilers, based on: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2017/02/a-crash-course-in-just-in-time-jit-compilers/

Fun optimization consequence:

This is (a lot) faster:

myFunction({ x: '1', a: true, b: undefined, c: undefined, d: undefined })
myFunction({ x: '1', a: undefined, b: true, c: undefined, d: undefined })
myFunction({ x: '1', a: undefined, b: undefined, c: true, d: undefined })
myFunction({ x: '1', a: undefined, b: undefined, c: undefined, d: true })

Than this:

myFunction({ x: '1', a: true })
myFunction({ x: '1', b: true })
myFunction({ x: '1', c: true })
myFunction({ x: '1', d: true })

DQL typo

File with typo: curriculum/sql/dql/what-is-sql/database-server-types.md

Revert vs reset typo

File path: curriculum/git/essentials/features-i/reset-vs-revert.md

Add videos to relevant Python Core insights

We're going to incorporate video content in Enki soon, but we're going to maintain our commitment to using free, open-source materials.
This guy makes amazing Python videos that go over fundamental Python concepts. https://www.youtube.com/user/schafer5/

Attach as many of his videos as you can to as many Python insights as are relevant. Do this by adding a link to the links field, formatted like so:

- '[Install Python Tutorial Video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYXdXT2l-Gg){video}'

Add Python Questions

Add python clickbaits to relevant insights as quiz questions
Create stubs for clickbaits that don't go with an insight

Blockchain Fundamentals - Identity and Anonimity

The curriculum had undergone some restructuring and the branch insights might not match. If they don't, consider the information here as the source of truth.

Content creation for the sixth workout in the Fundamentals course.

From the list of standards, the ones applicable are:

Identify blockchain components
Evaluate potential applications of the blockchain
Architect a theoretical blockchain

As main points to be covered:

Identity on the blockchain
Anonymity and Mixing
Anonymity on the Bitcoin blockchain

Blockchain Fundamentals - Consensus Algorithms

The curriculum had undergone some restructuring and the branch insights might not match. If they don't, consider the information here as the source of truth.

Content creation for the eighth workout in the Fundamentals course.

From the list of standards, the ones applicable are:

Identify blockchain components
Identify the process through which miners are paid
Identify differences between cryptocurrencies
Architect a theoretical blockchain

As main points to be answered:

What are consensus algorithms?
Proof of work
Proof of stake
Proof of authority
Byzantine Fault Tolerance

Add Node Profiling workout

Create a workout to cover the following objective:

Use node memory profiling tools to detect memory leaks in a JavaScript program

I'm talking about node --expose-gc myScript.js --logHeapUsage and other tools. I'd like a workout that focuses on using the tools built into node for finding memory leaks.

If there is an open-source exercise or videos, make sure to add them to the links area, because this is a very hands-on task that people would need to practice to understand.

Blockchain Fundamentals - Mining

The curriculum had undergone some restructuring and the branch insights might not match. If they don't, consider the information here as the source of truth.

Content creation for the fourth workout in the Fundamentals course.

From the list of standards, the ones applicable are:

Identify blockchain components
Identify the process through which miners are paid
Use processing units for mining purposes

As main questions to be answered:

What is mining?
What is mining in the context of Bitcoin?
Why do people mine Bitcoin?

Review SQL Insights

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SQL

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Add performance workout to node course

Create a workout that covers the following objective:

Use profiling tools to discover and resolve server latency issues

Resources:
https://github.com/nearform/node-clinic
https://github.com/sidorares/node-wrk
https://github.com/mcollina/autocannon

This workout should come with a glitch.com programming environment that is set up to be profiled, with some issues that can be resolved and discovered by the profiler. Here's an example app that could be profiled (though you may need to create some problems.)

Add Linux Questions

Add clickbaits as quiz questions to relevant insights
Create stubs for questions that don't go anywhere

Launch Security topic

Items to check

Blockchain Fundamentals - Solidity

The curriculum had undergone some restructuring and the branch insights might not match. If they don't, consider the information here as the source of truth.

Content creation for the twelfth workout in the Fundamentals course.

From the list of standards, the ones applicable are:

Identify blockchain components
Identify differences between cryptocurrencies
Architect a theoretical blockchain
Explain the smart contract inception and fulfillment flow
Identify security concerns caused by improper configuration or code with Solidity

As main points to be answered:

What is Solidity?
Solidity security concerns
Discuss case studies of heists caused by bugs

Review Git Insights

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Git

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Add Git Flight Rules as a resource to Git content

Mozilla engineer @k88hudson created an amazing resource for Git, which would materially improve the git curriculum. It also looks like a great source of insights that we might not have.

https://github.com/k88hudson/git-flight-rules

Add links to this resource to relevant Git insights (link to specific sections of the resource)
Create Standards and Objectives for uncovered content from that repo
Create insights for uncovered content from that repo

Add security workout to Python

Create a workout for this objective:

Analyze a Python project's dependencies for security vulnerabilities

Use this resource:
https://snyk.io/

The purpose of this workout is to show users of pip how to find vulnerabilities in their dependencies from their requirements.txt file.

Target medium-to-advanced users for this, put it in the Core course.

Tag Python Core with Python Standards

Issue this as a PR to the standards branch. Use the python-standards branch as the main working branch.

Re-bucket workouts in https://github.com/enkidevs/curriculum/tree/master/python/core
Re-bucket workouts in https://github.com/enkidevs/curriculum/tree/master/python/data-structures
Merge Core and Data Structures
Tag Core with Standards and Objectives for Python https://github.com/sagelabs/standards/tree/master/python

Format:

standards:
  sql.aggregate-single-table: 10

For points, just use 10 for now, we'll dynamically allocate points for real later.

Add Mozilla Developer Network links to Web topic

The Mozilla Developer Network has a great set of in-depth tutorials and resources and is one of the most newbie-friendly sets of resources out there. We want to add these links to our curriculum so that the Learn More emails are more useful for newbies.

Add HTML documentation to relevant HTML stubs : https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML
Add CSS documentation links to relevant CSS stubs and the CSS course https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS
Add CSS key concepts (eg, for specificity and inheritance and the box model)
Add links to tutorials to relevant insights from the CSS learning area

Add Mozilla Developer Network Links to JavaScript courses

Mozilla Developer Network has a great set of examples and serves as the most canonical and newbie-friendly documentation of the JavaScript language.
Let's add as many links as we can to our curriculum.

Add Guide articles to all relevant Core Course insights (mostly the beginner sections)
Add Reference links to all relevant Core Course insights (insights introducing or primarily discussing the Number datatype should link to https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Number, for example)
Add Reference links to the ECMAScript 2015 course

Add Exercises to SQL Workouts

Add Exercises to the SQL workouts- add them as data in the README.md file of the workout folder. Currently should be formatted as below (I used the sql:dql:basic-queries workout as an example).

sql/dql/README.md

name: SELECT

type: insights-list

description: Learn to read data from a SQL Database

section: 0

parent: database-clients

insights:
  - select
  - where
  - where-2
  - where-3
  - order-by-clause

---
## Exercise
sqlfiddle-link: a link to a sqlfiddle pre-loaded with data to be presented with the question
answer: 46
### Question
(a markdown-formatted string question that is asked in such a way that it validates that a command was executed)  
How many pokemon are electric type?

---
## Exercise 
answer: 4
sqlfiddle-link: http://sqlfiddle.com/#!9/a6c585/1
### Question
How many pokemon are water AND electric type?

---
## Exercise 
etc

Add Standards back to Security topics

Although we can't merge it yet as the content consumer won't know how to parse standards, we should make a PR, re-adding them to all insights in Security topic.

As mentioned here #485, I've removed them such we can go forward with the topic launch.

If you checkout at f71f12edee10bd4cbc749fd5f8c385ebaa7cd666 you can see the insight files, having the standards field. They can be copy-pasted from here. I wouldn't recommend a revert commit, as in the same commit I applied more fixes.

Review Linux Insights

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Linux

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Review Python Insights

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Add CSS questions to insights

Add CSS clickbait questions as quiz questions to insights
Create stubs for questions that don't have an insight

Add CSS-Diner as an exercise to the web curriculum

Looking to prototype some open-source exercises in the web curriculum.

Add this as an exercise to a relevant workout: https://flukeout.github.io/

Part of the challenge of adding this to the curriculum is figuring out how we'll verify that they did it. Maybe split it up into multiple exercises, send the user the link and tell them to do exercises X-Y, and then ask them the answer to the last one.

Blockchain Fundamentals - Wallets

The curriculum had undergone some restructuring and the branch insights might not match. If they don't, consider the information here as the source of truth.

Content creation for the fifth workout in the Fundamentals course.

From the list of standards, the ones applicable are:

Identify blockchain components
Identify differences between cryptocurrencies

As main questions to be answered:

What is a wallet?
How do you track coin balance?
What types of wallets are there?

Review Java Insights

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Add JS Questions

Add JS clickbaits as quiz questions
Create stubs for questions that don't go with an insight

OWASP Top 10 Application Vulnerabilities

Take the OWASP Top 10 Vulnerabilities and create one workout:vulnerability.

Add pacman to Linux package manager lessions

Seeing that Manjaro (number 2 on DistroWatch) and Antergos (number 5) are both very popular distros, Arch itself being very prominent (number 13) it would make sense to include more than Debian/RedHat package management systems to the course.

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Create JavaScript Testing course from shorter subtopics

The JavaScript Testing subtopics are too small to be courses, and too large to simply add to another course. Let's merge them into a JavaScript Testing subtopic. Note that many of these courses already exist so take a look through the JavaScript folder before you create any content.

Blockchain Fundamentals - The Bitcoin Blockchain workout

The curriculum had undergone some restructuring and the branch insights might not match. If they don't, consider the information here as the source of truth.

Content creation for the second workout in the Fundamentals course.

From the list of standards, the ones applicable are:

Evaluate potential applications of the blockchain
Architect a theoretical blockchain
Identify differences between cryptocurrencies

As main points to be covered:

The Bitcoin Blockchain
The Bitcoin Block
The Bitcoin Ledger

Review JavaScript Insights

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JS Core needs to be retagged with objectives

JS core was tagged with some standards, but the coverage is incomplete and it needs to be retagged in the following format to specify an objective:

standards:
  js.javascript-syntax.0: 10

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