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An intro to MongoDB Aggregation via a set of self-guided workshops.
The main features of braz/mongodb-aggregate-adventure are: Programming Tutorials.
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This project is a React presentation component designed to create animated code sliders and step-by-step walkthroughs. It functions as a code presentation tool that allows users to highlight syntax and transition between different versions of a codebase during technical demonstrations. The tool enables the creation of animated code walkthroughs by rendering snapshots of code that transition through incremental changes. These sequences are navigated via keyboard inputs, allowing a presenter to advance through code steps to explain logic changes in a live demo. The system provides capabilities
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A workshopper module for learning React, based on thinking in react.
