Mon School Courses

Authoring Courses on Mon School
Authoring Courses on Mon School
- Welcome to Mon School
  Welcome to Mon School
  - Monschool
- What Makes a Good Course
- Proposing a New Course
- Creating the Course
  Creating the Course
Let Us Go
Let Us Go
- Getting to Go
  Getting to Go
- Exploring Go
  Exploring Go
  - Control Flow
  - Functions
- Going Deep
  Going Deep
- Practial Go
  Practial Go
- Go in Parallel
  Go in Parallel
- Go Out in Style
  Go Out in Style
Rust for Beginners
Rust for Beginners
- fn main() -> IntroducingRust
  fn main() -> IntroducingRust
- Doing some control flow
  Doing some control flow
- Data types, traits, borrowing and ownership
  Data types, traits, borrowing and ownership
- Package Management
  Package Management
- Capstone Project
  Capstone Project
Building Online Games with Python
Building Online Games with Python
- Introduction
  Introduction
- Movement
  Movement
- Collision
  Collision
- Control
  Control
- Adding Characters
  Adding Characters
  - Getting Points
  - Losing Lives
- Interface
  Interface
- Publish
  Publish
  - Share With Friends
  - Whats Next
Self Hosting 101
Self Hosting 101
- Week 0: Getting Started
  Week 0: Getting Started
- Week 1: Setup a VPS in the Cloud
  Week 1: Setup a VPS in the Cloud
- Week 2: Deploy a Static Website
  Week 2: Deploy a Static Website
- Week 3: Deploy a Python application
- Week 4: System Services
- Week 5: Troubleshooting
- Week 6: Recap and Next Steps
Mypy Primer
Mypy Primer
- Introduction to mypy
  Introduction to mypy
- Mypy errors, and how to debug them
  Mypy errors, and how to debug them
- Mypy types, and the typing module
  Mypy types, and the typing module
- Diving deep into the typing module
  Diving deep into the typing module
- Some advanced type checking concepts
  Some advanced type checking concepts
- Conclusion
  Conclusion
  - Type checking, or writing tests? Why not both!
  - Integrating mypy into your software development lifecycle
Build Web Applications with Python
Build Web Applications with Python
- Basic HTML
  Basic HTML
- Dynamic HTML Using Jinja
  Dynamic HTML Using Jinja
- Getting Started with Flask
  Getting Started with Flask
- Interacting with Users
  Interacting with Users
- Styling
  Styling
- Capstone Project
  Capstone Project
  - Problem
  - Approach
- What next?
  What next?
  - What to do next?
Git & GitHub for beginners
Git & GitHub for beginners
- Introduction to Git
  Introduction to Git
- Getting started
  Getting started
- Collaborative Development
  Collaborative Development
- The GitHub Flow
  The GitHub Flow
- Contribute to Open Source projects
  Contribute to Open Source projects
Python Primer
Python Primer
- Getting Started
  Getting Started
- Program Structure
  Program Structure
  - Functions
  - Modules
- Working with Data
  Working with Data
- Classes & Objects
  Classes & Objects
- Next Steps
  Next Steps
  - Next Steps

Overview

Welcome to Week 2.

In the second week, we'll learn how to self host a static website. A static website consists of assets like HTML, CSS and some Javascript. We'll learn how to configure a webserver which can serve these files over the internet.

The learning objectives for Week 2 are:

After covering the objectives laid out this week and completing all exercises, we should be able to grasp a basic understanding of the tasks planned for the next upcoming weeks.