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Review all chapter exercises and decide on a consistent approach:
Self-contained — each chapter's exercises use their own standalone setup, no dependency on previous chapters
Cross-referenced — exercises build on a shared repository (e.g. concepts-lab) that carries state across chapters
Current state
Exercises currently reference concepts-lab from previous chapters but this is inconsistent. Some exercises create new repos (e.g. clone-lab in chapter 4), others assume prior setup.
Trade-offs
Approach
Pros
Cons
Self-contained
Reader can start at any chapter, no prior state needed
Repetitive setup, no progressive complexity
Cross-referenced
Builds naturally, mirrors real workflow
Must read in order, broken if a step is skipped
Decision needed
Which approach fits the tutorial's beginner audience better?
If cross-referenced, do we need a "checkpoint" mechanism (e.g. downloadable repo state per chapter)?
What
Review all chapter exercises and decide on a consistent approach:
concepts-lab) that carries state across chaptersCurrent state
Exercises currently reference
concepts-labfrom previous chapters but this is inconsistent. Some exercises create new repos (e.g.clone-labin chapter 4), others assume prior setup.Trade-offs
Decision needed