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-# This file is part of OpenHatch.
-# Copyright (C) 2010 John Stumpo
-#
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-# (at your option) any later version.
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-# GNU Affero General Public License for more details.
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-# along with this program. If not, see
These missions teach you about how to use the command line tool called as the "shell" and few basic commands which will help you in other missions. +
These missions teach you about how to use the command line tool called the "shell" and few basic commands which will help you in other missions.
Some video games have a “training level” where you can get shot + at without dying. These training missions are a place to learn + open source contribution skills without getting burned.
+ +A training mission shuns “manuals” and long, boring blobs + of text. Instead it says, “Here’s a short, concrete task to + perform. Interact with this web-based robot here, and it will tell + you if you succeeded.”
+ +These missions teach you about how to use the command line tool called the "shell" and few basic commands which will help you in other missions. +
+ +Contributing to free, open source software frequently + requires using a text-based command line. Our training + missions are written with that in mind. A command line + is available on Windows, Mac OS, Linux, and other systems, + and we can show you how to launch it and play around in it.
+ +If you're not sure how to use a command prompt to run programs + like tar, diff, and git on Windows, you can get started with + "Prepare your command line" below. We have not written our own + instructions for other platforms yet, but you can try these + external resources for Ubuntu + and Mac OS.
+ + {% with "Windows" as mission_title %} + {% with 'Get "Git Bash" and GNU tools on Windows.' as mission_description %} + {% with "/missions/windows-setup" as mission_link %} + {% include 'missions/mission_card.html' %} + {% endwith %} + {% endwith %} + {% endwith %} + +These missions give you a tour of command-line tools you may + run into when contributing to free software.
+ +These missions let you practice sharing a patch with a maintainer.
+ +These missions teach you how to install Python packages and create + virtual environments.
+ +You can read about + vision behind the training missions on the OpenHatch blog. + They were initially built as a + Google Summer of Code project. +
+ +Now, our community of volunteers takes care of creating more missions and fixing bugs in them. We could use feedback, and if you want to jump in to help, we'd love to have you! + Get in touch with us and let us know what you think (or how you want to help out!). If you get stuck, read our tips. +
+ {% endwith %} + {% endwith %} + +