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It currently displays the Bootstrap theme name, it should be replaced with the title of the project

The Python app has a different Python version than the README. The current version in the application is 3.10.

Change the application version to Python 3.8 to reflect what is on the README.

Configure VSCode to include a launch profile to run FastAPI in Debug mode.

This will require finding out how to add that in devcontainer.json. This is issue should be considered a nice-to-have

Hi all 👋

We need review the existing Brazilian Portuguese translation and make sure it is working according to the English content.

Main folder: https://github.com/education/codespaces-project-template-py

Please compare each file below to its original in English and if required, please send a PR.

The localized version should be in the translations/pt-BR folder. After your review, if you find that there is no need to submit a pull request with file changes, please comment on this issue with the status DONE for each file.

see https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-remote-try-python

This is useful for student who want to use the resources offline.

See https://github.com/microsoft/codespaces-teaching-template-py/blob/main/.github/workflows/docker-image.yml as an example for how to do this

For this repository we are going to create a Python HTTP API with FastAPI that can be deployed as a containerized Azure Web App.

Although the API works out-of-the-box, the ask for the student is to implement a new API endpoint that can talk to Azure Cognitive Services with a token.

The project should be based on this template with updated instructions and a better (revised) README with the Cognitive Services added as a task for the student

The proposed project does not use a Machine Learning model because it requires significant amount of CPU and RAM to work properly. Instead, by making it a light-weight container and API, it allows deploying to Azure Web App on a container with the FREE SKU.

Hi all 👋

We need review the existing Spanish translation and make sure it is working according to the English content.

Main folder: https://github.com/education/codespaces-project-template-py

Please compare each file below to its original in English and if required, please send a PR.

The localized version should be in the translations/es folder. After your review, if you find that there is no need to submit a pull request with file changes, please comment on this issue with the status DONE for each file.

To ensure things are right for the deployment, create a Azure Web App with the Python runtime and plan, and then try to deploy this website with GitHub Actions. You must create a template first and not use this repo

The current project (or next steps) is detailed and useful but it can be overwhelming as a first-time viewer of the repository. The following is how to enable a collapsable drop-down in Markdown:

<details>
   <summary><b>Some TITLE here</b></summary>
   Content here 
</details>

See the docs on how to do this, add the badge to the top of the repo: https://docs.github.com/en/codespaces/setting-up-your-project-for-codespaces/adding-a-codespaces-badge

Add a section to describe what the process looks like and make issues welcomed

So that creating the codespace is faster. Use the docs as a reference https://docs.github.com/en/codespaces/prebuilding-your-codespaces/configuring-prebuilds

For this repository we are going to create a Python HTTP API with FastAPI that can be deployed as a containerized Azure Web App.

The project should be based on this template with updated instructions and a better (revised) README with the Cognitive Services added as a task for the student

NOTE: The linked example with the project has extensive instructions, so the README should probably link to a sub-directory with a structure like /assignment/step1.mdthat allows step-by-step instructions. At the end of each doc, a new link to "next step" etc... That should make it easier to go through instead of a single (and long) README file

There is no need to have that extension in the devcontainer.json file as a pre-installed extension

Do a thorough review and remove any traces of NodeJS configuration from the Dockerfile and devcontainer.json files