Interactive TypeScript Notebooks in Daytona with Srcbook

[oreoluwa212]

Writer's Checklist

/claim #51
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link to srcbooks devcontainer repo

Writing Structure

• Use short sentences and paragraphs, and include bucket brigades.
• Include more than two descriptive H2 headings to organize content.
• Capitalize headings according to the AP Stylebook (use this tool)
• Include an introduction with at least two paragraphs before the first H2 section.
• Use appropriate formatting (bold, italic, underline), notes, quotes, TLDRs, and key points.
• Incorporate code elements and Markdown format where appropriate.
• Ensure at least one visual element per “screen” of the article (screenshots, diagrams, tables, graphs, lists, sidenotes, blockquotes).

Fact-Checking

• Verify all facts and data points included in the article.

Asset Management

• Save images in the /assets folder.
• Follow naming conventions: YYYYMMDD_title_of_the_article_IMG_NAME_NO.png.
• Optional) Create a GitHub repo for the code referenced in the article and share it.
• (Optional) Include a link to this Loom video in the PR comments.

Review and Edit

• Run the draft through Grammarly or a similar grammar tool.
• Double-check adherence to the style guide and repository guidelines.
• Use the name of the article for the title of the PR.

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[oreoluwa212]

@nkkko Issue has been worked out and documentation is ready for review

[oreoluwa212]

@mojafa been ready for review. Kindly check. Thank you

[mojafa]

You've submitted 2 PRs, let's close one successfully first.

This one: #108 (review)

[oreoluwa212]

@mojafa the other PR has been merged successfully

[mojafa]

@oreoluwa212 your guide works well but somewhat misses to address the PR. https://github.com/daytonaio/content/issues/51

• Using Daytona to create and run a Srcbook project
• Tips for effective use of Srcbook in a Daytona environment

please add some sample code to run a test. The current project juts has the devcontainer.json file. I'd like to see some mini project.

Equally, please share tips for effective use of srcbook in a Daytona environment.

[oreoluwa212]

@oreoluwa212 your guide works well but somewhat misses to address the PR. https://github.com/daytonaio/content/issues/51

• Using Daytona to create and run a Srcbook project
• Tips for effective use of Srcbook in a Daytona environment

please add some sample code to run a test. The current project juts has the devcontainer.json file. I'd like to see some mini project.

Equally, please share tips for effective use of srcbook in a Daytona environment.

Thank you for your feedback, getting into addressing them now

[mojafa]

No worries

[mojafa]

@oreoluwa212 any updates?

[oreoluwa212]

I am stuck at the clause of having a mini typescript project in the same folder where devcontainer is, given that the whole point of srcbook is to use this tool (AI) to generate js/ts code

[oreoluwa212]

Or can I build a mini app (not necessarily in the repo) using the launched srcbook using Daytona, will this count? @mojafa

[mojafa]

@oreoluwa212 did you add

Tips for effective use of Srcbook in a Daytona environment

[oreoluwa212]

@oreoluwa212 did you add

Tips for effective use of Srcbook in a Daytona environment

yes, PR has been updated, kindly review @mojafa