To improve your teaching repository, consider organizing your materials in a logical and consistent manner. This could involve creating clear folders for different topics or modules, and using descriptive file names. You may also want to include a README file that provides an overview of the repository and its contents. Additionally, incorporating feedback mechanisms, such as issue tracking or pull requests, can help you gauge student understanding and identify areas for improvement.

Key Takeaways

Organize materials logically
Use clear and descriptive file names
Include a README file

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ckrapu

3 months ago

I want to help teach basic application design for GenAI. I've got a basic repo setup, but it's largely based on my own developer experience.

Any feedback is super appreciated.

I'm aiming it at new college grads who haven't had to maintain several services at once in production.

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