Daniel D. Beck

Write a linter ingredient handler for data.link_lists

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A follow up to #320 We need an ingredient handler for `data.link_lists`.

Some frontmatter shouldn't be localizable

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> `specifications` shouldn't be localizable _Originally posted by @Elchi3 in https://github.com/mdn/stumptown-content/pull/248#issuecomment-554659605_ Is there anything else we can identify as unlocalizable now? Fixing this issue would probably involve: 1. change `build-json`...

Consider relaxing specification URL linting rules

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#248 suggested that maybe we're too aggressive with specification URL linting. Right now, we require that spec URLs have fragments, even if it's not necessarily the best target: > But...

Frontmatter should have a consistent order for keys, where `recipe` (if it exists) is first and other keys follow the order from the recipe YAML itself. A script should reorder...

Now that #74 is done, we need to update the content that does not comply with the new HTML recipe. These take a few forms: * Entries that are missing...

> (there's also talk of structuring "See also", since it's basically just a list of links - and that would enable us to render it in other contexts etc. I...

New tutorials: write section to walk through installing and uninstalling a package

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(For more information about this issue, please see #194). We need a short section to follow the package sources section (see #200) (i.e., as its own file). It should satisfy...

New tutorials: write section to define and describe "package"

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(For more information about this issue, please see #194). We need a short section to follow the prerequisites section (see #196) (i.e., as its own file). It should satisfy the...

Write introduction to new packaging tutorials

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(For more information about this issue, please see #194). To kick off the introductory tutorial to Python packaging, we need a short section that answers the questions _Who is this...

Write prerequisites section for new packaging tutorials

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(For more information about this issue, please see #194). We need a short section to follow the tutorial introduction (see #195) that makes sure the user has a working Python...