The site now prompts users to recreate specific examples and displays notifications when they’ve successfully replicated the example. I’ve also updated the introductory tour to explain the role of the examples. If you’ve already completed the tour you’ll need to clear local storage for the site to see it again.
I can lock the lessons until the user completes the previous lessons. However, it does prevent casually referencing the examples. Is the goal to have a reference site or an end-to-end tutorial? I can make it work either way.
Thanks for the feedback. I’ve added lessons for escape characters, code spans, and code blocks. I’ve also updated the explanations for the lessons based on your feedback and tried to make distinctions about where CommonMark differs from other Markdown implementations. Please let me know if I missed the mark on any of these items.
@codinghorror Do you want me to add the winning tutorial to the work in progress Middleman site over on my GitHub? The non-interactive guide I wrote is basically complete (minus a few sections). We should decide whether that’s still needed and then discuss how the interactive tutorial would best fit in with the rest of the site.
3 books of your choice from my recommended reading list, or the Amazon value equivalent in a gift certificate ($125.35)
Congratulations all! I’ll be contacting the winners to figure out where to send the prizes. And I’ll send our individual feedback to each entrant, as well.
Congratulations @eh3rrera! Happy for you! I hope you have a good time with the books!
Can you spare a book? Haha. Just kidding. Good luck! May you write better code.