add history (#53)

* Initial commit

* add topic skeleton

* trebuchet-intro + lessons (#4)

* trebuchet-intro

* variable assignment

* add Unicode section

* add REPL-modes

* type hierarchy

* add subtypes example

* pkg-activate, add

* Update _episodes/04-pkg.md

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* create functions episode

* first shot fired

* defining functions

* keyword question

* change feature to control flow

* add control flow and anonymous functions

* add for and while loops

one thing to keep in mind is that this needs FluxML/Trebuchet.jl#10

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* Update AUTHORS

* add metadata and fix solution layouts

* add missing class

* clearly seperate module and package episode

* update tooling (#7)

* includes download instructions in setup.md

* move module section to correct episode

* add section about adding methods

* removes output fences

* adds section about creating a subtype

* adds section about mutability

* adds interfaces and empty conditionals

* mentions `include`

* updates instructor link

* add module code

* improve type section

* add section about imports and conflicts

* resolves name conflict in functions.md

* update module lesson code, fix interface challange

* update gradient section 1

* fix example

* update gradient section 2

* add shell mode challange

* fix shell mode challenge

* Add package episode, finish modules (#11)

* finish section about modules

* add section about Revise

* finish package section

* delete 'd'

* fix types challenge

* fix juliahub link

* fix more challenges

* missing "

* add if/else section

* don't use type parameters

* add meta information

* Update _episodes/07-modules.md

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* increase minimum julia

* clarified setup.md and requirements (#13)

* clarified setup.md and requirements

* fix use of prepositions in setup.md

* add arrays to requirements

* add statement about programming experience

* added myself as author (#17)

* Update 02-REPL.md (#20)

* Update 02-REPL.md

Fix Typos
Add notes on interactive REPL and shell mode

* Update _episodes/02-REPL.md

* Update _episodes/02-REPL.md

* Update _episodes/02-REPL.md

* Update _episodes/02-REPL.md

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* add picture

* add introduction

* Add test episode (#21)

* add tests file

* add test section, package code in code

* add test challange

* making main image smaller (#22)

* making main image smaller

* change size of trebuchet

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* Spellcheck and add GitHub Action for repo (#23)

* Spellcheck and add GitHub Action for repo

* Add lesson checks

* Update lesson.yml

* Update after first teaching (#26)

* add better setup and run instructions

* add information on exiting sticky modes

* change type challange to multiple choice

* add Pkg.status

* mention `varinfo`

* add PkgSkeleton

* add example directory structure

* adjust height of trebuchet

* add better setup and run instructions

* add information on exiting sticky modes

* change type challange to multiple choice

* add Pkg.status

* mention `varinfo`

* add PkgSkeleton

* add example directory structure

* adjust timings

* turn keyword argument challange into multiple choice

* improve challenges

* add aspekt of composition

* add analogy from discourse

* declare as alpha (#27)

* declare as alpha

* Update README.md

* fix quote

* surface plot (#28)

* add function

* add figure of distances

* Language mechanics (#29)

* julia -> Julia, where appropriate

* Lesson grammar check; remove HTML tags from MD

* wrap markdown at 79 lines; fix VSCode template

Very long lines render poorly on GitHub and in editors,
and (perhaps more significantly) require larger blobs
for git to track changes. This commit wraps lines at
79 chars, for the most part, to improve rendering,
readability, and repository size. `.editorconfig` has
been updated to reflect the change.

In addition, the VSCode template for Challenge-and-Solution
blocks was modified to insert blank lines after each title.

* tidy up the README

* add missing ]

* Cosmetics (#31)

* provide installation instructions for git-bash and julia

* better clarity on input, output, and modes

* clarify discussion of types

* restore <kbd> tags where they were appropriate

* minor tidying of pkg explanation

* JH version of Trebuchet lacks shoot, docstrings, use GH instead

* clarify some things about functions; revisit mode prompts

* clarify control flow some

* space things out a little

* capitalization

* 1e-1 is unintuitive, use 0.1 instead

* missing codeblock types

* address reviewer comments

* add myself as an author

* unpack multi-input block, address comments

* `print` is superfluous in a REPL

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* fix missing "s

* update hello shell task

* clarify default environment prompt in pkg

* mention how to get back

* add help mode

* update installation instructions

* fix intro pictures

* Update 07-modules.md (#33)

Missing "t" results in an error.

* fixing branch name typo (#35)

* add juliaup instructions

* fix #37

* Update action to use main (#38)

* Update action to use main

* Update lesson.yml

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* Update lesson.yml

* Update lesson.yml (#39)

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* Replace Nano with Visual Studio Code in setup instructions (#41)

* Create install-vscode.html

* typing up instructions for windows

* changing command line editor to visual studio code

* fixing typos, improving command palette step

* adding mac and linux instructions

* updating intro sentence

* typo

* nano OR vscode

* nano OR vscode

* nano OR vscode

* add exercise to check subtyping (#48)

* add exercise to check subtyping

* adding trailing bracket

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* Update _episodes/06-control-flow.md

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* Update setup.md (#51)

Added a list of three steps required to complete the setup for this lesson

* cleanup

* remove leftovers

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+
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+Keep in mind that **lesson maintainers are volunteers** and it may take them some time to
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+materials, we appreciate your time and effort to improve the curriculum. If you have any questions
+about the lesson maintenance process or would like to volunteer your time as a contribution
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