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There are cases where we have several responses triggering the addition of scrolling despite having ample vertical space to expand into. In a case like the following example we should probably grow the box some more for better UX

Visual Studio Code allows for local containerized development environments that avoid high setup and maintenance overheads.
With GitPod we already use something similar, yet not local.

The idea is to create a devcontainer configuration similar to the one we currently use for our website but customized for the AdventureSite.
The Dockerfile should ideally use a minimal (alpine) base image for node applications to accelerate loading times while providing all necessary dependencies.
This Dockerfile can then also be referenced in the gitpod.yml to avoid double maintenance.

This issue lists the stretch goal tasks "left over" from @TheShubham99 's AdventureSite GSoC 2020 project.
The idea here is to personalize and gamify the experience of learning the ropes of Terasology.
This should include:

Identity Management

The Adventure Site needs to be able to distinguish different users and to store their respective learning progress, including the paths and stages of what they already learned.
As - for most types of contributions for Terasology - you should have a GitHub account, integrating with GitHub OAuth and the basic user data would both make sense and simplify the identity management.
To increase the social aspect, a profile page could be considered, via which users can optionally share social handles, their progress, etc.

Leaderboard

To encourage the users to do and learn more, the Adventure Site could have a leaderboard, listing the most active learners.