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Try to reduce the setup to as close to zero as possible

In the current release (v0.1-alpha) the setup requires maven, java, git, docker, docker-compose - it would be good to reduce this to the absolute minimum (docker/docker-compose?) so as to reduce the setup.

Alternatively, we might choose to offer multiple different methods, starting from the build it all approach to the minimalist, including K8S and/or ECS

Allow for non-linear learning

The Workshop should flow linearly; at the same time we should allow for non-linear learning; for a learner to pick and choose, and to start/stop as they see fit. Therefore its important that the self-contained pieces that should be completed in one sitting be marked as such, but that everything else be able to be broken up.

Chapters vs Pages

How do we decided what should go as a chapter, and what should go as a page? I think the current layout is a bit random, with some chapters being very short, with many subsections, and others much longer.

I think, stylistically, we want to be consistent so that users know what to expect

On http://localhost:1313/10_introduction.html, add reference to RedisU

It is not our intent to teach your Redis, make you a Redis expert, or cover all of Redis. We don’t expect you to be a SpringBoot aficionado or a Java guru. Redis can be used with dozens (60+ at last count) of languages, so you can continue to do what you do well in the language of your choosing. The idea here is to get you excited and interested to learn more about using Redis

Perfect place to reference RedisU

Make Headings consistent

in the v0.1-alpha release the chapters 'Setup', 'Basic Flow' and 'Redis Caching' all have different heading styles. They should be consistent across the entire workshop.

Redis Caching chapter - strengthen the intro

The chapter intro is a bit weak - it should be stronger, describing how we'll demonstrate the caching use case, and point out another feature which has its own application area: resource management.

Breakup the Home page

The Home page should be a summary, maybe a ToC, and then the other parts (learning objectives, prerequisites) should be separate sections.

AUTO-SUGGESTION - paragraph rewrite

Rewrite this paragraph:

But how do we know what suggest dictionary to use, or what suggestion dictionaries exist in Redis. In this particular case, because Tug Grall, the author of this application, named the dictionary well it’s relatively easy to find it but, in general, there isn’t a command to list the suggestion dictionaries.

thus:

But how do we know what suggest dictionary to use, or what suggestion dictionaries exist in Redis? in general, there isn’t a command to list the suggestion dictionaries however, in this particular case Tug Grall (the author of this application) named the dictionary well making it relatively easy to find it. Thanks Tug!

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