Continuation of wiktoriavh/learn-web-dev#52

With the new website, it's worth putting more thought into how we want to introduce topics, and whether cards like these are necessary the best way to do so.

I put up a design as an option for how a card based system could work, but that does not necessarily mean I think it's the best way to go ahead. I will leave this issue open as I explore other possibilities.

It's "resource", with one S.

Continuation of wiktoriavh/learn-web-dev#14

I think it's important that we introduce the concept of a terminal and a shell in succession, and make sure to separate them out into individual concepts. It's easy for a beginner to get them mixed up (in fact, many guides regularly do).

Almost every linux distro uses bash as its default shell, MacOS uses zsh as of Catalina (2019) and, ever since Windows Terminal released, Windows's default shell has been PowerShell. Personally I use zsh, but either bash or zsh should be a good introductory option. Windows does not support either without WSL, which poses a problem - if we can't accept PS we will have to introduce WSL before the concept of a shell, even though WSL itself is presented through a shell.

As for terminals, MacOS and Windows both come pre-installed with decent terminals that could be introduced, but on Linux it really depends on which desktop environment you have installed (GNOME uses Gnome Terminal, KDE uses Konsole, Sway uses Foot, etc.). One option could be to simply ditch the default terminal and recommend a cross-platform terminal like Kitty.

This resource chapter should contain information about how to start writing html and css.

more advanced topic of html and css, including semantic html and accessibility on the web.

here the user will learn how to get elements from the dom, work with elements, create them and manipulate them

As a developer, I want to test my functions and components, so I know that they don't have any errors.

Vitest has already been added to the project, Testing Library is still missing. Once added, unit tests need to be done for components and functions.

basic javascript operations should be learned here, before we jump into the dom manipulation.
operations would include how to write a function, what the difference is between let and const, different type of loops, etc.

As a developer, I want to implement decap cms, so that I can write and manage content.

https://decapcms.org