SusuPosts serves as a comprehensive mirror for educational posts designed for school use, encompassing a variety of topics including calculus, artificial neural tissue, physics, and global news. This repository not only organizes content but also facilitates contributions and collaborations from various users in the educational field.

Purpose

The primary purpose of SusuPosts is to host and organize posts for virtual schools on SubStack. It works in conjunction with the source code repository at SusuLib to provide an extensive range of educational materials. The repository also serves as a work-in-progress that aims to mirror all posts, starting with the oldest entries. Users can access the latest posts by switching to the preview branch.

Key Features

• Educational Content: Access posts on diverse topics relevant for educational use, supporting educators and learners alike.
• Version Control with Git: Enhanced management of posts and contributions through Git features, including the use of hooks to maintain consistency and quality across contributions.
• Contributing Guidelines: Clearly defined paths for community contributions, encouraging users to participate and enhance the repository's value.

Contribution

Users interested in contributing to the SusuPosts repository can explore documented issues and engage in beta testing via the preview branch. To assist in development, custom Git hooks are provided to streamline the process and enforce coding standards.

How to Use

The repository is structured to support easy access to educational posts, allowing users to download the repository and switch branches as needed for the latest updates. Installation and configuration scripts are included to enable seamless integration with users' systems.

Join the Community

SusuPosts welcomes contributions from educators, developers, and anyone interested in improving educational resources. Interested users can participate by reviewing posted issues, testing new features in the preview branch, and adhering to outlined contribution conventions. Visit the SusuPosts issue tracker for more information on how to get involved and help shape the future of this educational resource.