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src/course/01-introduction/01-Welcome.mdx

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## Contents
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Each lesson is broken down in an exercise file and a final file. The exercise file will have instructions in pseudo format to help guide you through the code snippets. Not to worry though, there will be videos to support you along the way.
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Each lesson is broken down in an exercise file and a final file. The exercise file will have instructions in pseudo format to help guide you through the code snippets.
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### Lessons
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src/course/01-introduction/02-GettingStarted.mdx

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# Getting Started
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> Node version 18 required.
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> Node version 18+ required.
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## Installation
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src/course/01-introduction/03-LessonStructure.mdx

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As you will have already noticed in the sidebar that there is a "Lessons" section. Each lesson sits within a Bronze/Silver/Gold tier folder which mirrors to the complexity of that pattern & we provide more challenging exercises. Each lesson will also contain an "exercise" folder and a "final" folder.
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## Storybook / Folder Structure
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As you can see the storybook sidebar mirrors the way the folder structure is within the repo. This is done so you can easily navigate to the files you are changing within the exercises.
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## Exercise files
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The best way to go about this course is to read through the content of the exercise and then at the end there is a challenge to complete in the exercise.tsx. In each file it will contain comments in the code which will guide you through the challenge. Each comment has an emoji which represents a certain meaning to the code, they are:
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If you get stuck do not worry! Each lesson.mdx file will have a video going through it all and there will be a final folder in the lesson showing the final solution of each exercise.
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[Let's get started](?path=/docs/lessons-01-conditional-rendering-pattern-01-lesson--docs)
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If you get stuck do not worry! Each will have a final folder in the lesson showing the final solution of each exercise. Head over to any of the lessons to get started with which patterns you wish to learn.

src/course/02- lessons/01-Bronze/ConditionalRendering/lesson.mdx

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In the first exercise we are going to look into building a login and logout toggle which will render a username when they have logged in. Go to the exercise.tsx inside the 01-ConditionalRendering folder and start the exercise. Once completed, the Tests will show as passed in the storybook "Interactions" addon section.
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In the first exercise we are going to look into building a login and logout toggle which will render a username when they have logged in. Go to the exercise.tsx inside the ConditionalRendering folder and start the exercise. Once completed, the Tests will show as passed in the storybook "Interactions" addon section.
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