Node Pathway: Provide descriptive link text

[MaoShizhong]

Links in our lessons should be sufficiently descriptive to improve accessibility. As per the layout style guide, link text should both concisely describe its purpose (or where the link will redirect a user), and must not include the words this nor here.

Guidance

• Comment on this issue to let us know you'd like to get a section assigned to you. You can also ask for a specific one.
• Please wait until you are assigned by a maintainer before starting to work on this issue to avoid multiple people working on the same lessons.
• When you have been assigned a section, please refer to the suggested link text changes spreadsheet for instructions on what changes need to be made for your assigned lesson(s).
  • For most of these, you should just be able to copy and paste the suggested text to replace the original text shown in the spreadsheet (which may be more than just the link itself). Any additional steps/clarifications will be noted by the appropriate link(s).
  • You are welcome to use a different wording from a given suggestion if you find a better one. If you do, you must ensure the link text is consistent if there are multiple instances of the same href in the same lesson.
  • You are not required to fix any unrelated, preexisting linting errors such as list styles/indentation. Existing linting errors may cause certain tests to fail when you open a PR. You can ignore this and a maintainer will let you know if further action is required.
• Make sure to read the general contributing guide as well as the curriculum repo contributing guide before starting your first contribution.
• Please add the following to your PR in the Issues section: Related to #XXXXX , since this issue is divided into sections, individual PRs should NOT INCLUDE the closes keyword.

Progress and assignees

Intermediate HTML and CSS

• @Crn0 Emmet && SVG
• @Gallardo166 More Text Styles && More CSS Properties && Advanced Selectors
• @T0nci CSS Functions && Frameworks and Preprocessors
• @nithindante Form Basics && Form Validation && Project: Sign-up Form && Introduction to Grid
• @sasidharan19 Creating a Grid && Advanced Grid Properties && Using Flexbox and Grid

JavaScript

• @jooo-lee A Quick Review && Factory Functions and the Module Pattern
• @gingkapls Classes
• @RichardAnthonySanchez ES6 Modules
• @yuliana-r Webpack && Linting
• @EdMagal What is ES6? && Asynchronous Code && A Very Brief Intro to CS
• @Ac394 Recursive Methods && Project: Recursion && Space Complexity
• @tyj916 Common Data Structures and Algorithms && HashMap Data Structure && Project: Binary Search Trees
• @josephdanielm Project: Knights Travails && Using Git in the Real World
• @mrzamin Testing Basics && Project: Testing Practice && More Testing && Conclusion

Advanced HTML and CSS

• @mikeyCos Transforms && Transitions
• @thatsthat Keyframes && Natural Responsiveness && Project: Homepage

React

• @mathdebate09 Introduction to React && Setting Up A React Environment && Reducing State
• @strallia React Components && What is JSX? && Keys in React && More On State
• @Siriuszx Project: CV Application && Refs And Memoization
• @jwaddell10 How To Deal With Side Effects && Class Based Components && Component Lifecycle Methods && Mocking Callbacks And Components

NodeJS

• @BuonicosII Introduction to the Back End && Introduction to Frameworks
• @MarkoMTP Introduction: What is NodeJS? && Debugging Node
• @ca-de-so Getting Started
• @roopxx Introduction to Express && Express 101
• @guskirb Express 102: CRUD and MVC && Express 103: Routes and Controllers && Express 104: View Templates && Express 105: Forms and Deployment
• @beMimg Project: Mini Message Board && Deployment
• @looonnng Authentication Basics && Security Configuration && Project: Members Only
• @kamranzafar4343 API Basics && Testing Database Operations
• @ryanleslie1997 API Security && Conclusion

Getting Hired

• @jbrace817 Qualifying Leads && Project: Building Your Resume && Preparing to Interview and Interviewing && Conclusion

[strallia]

I'd be glad to help out with this issue. Could I be assigned the React lessons "React Components && What is JSX? && Keys in React && More On State"?

[MaoShizhong]

Of course you can - assigned that lesson group to you, @strallia

[Gallardo166]

Hi, I would like to try contributing for the first time. May I take on the "More Text Styles && More CSS Properties && Advanced Selectors"?

[MaoShizhong]

@Gallardo166 I've assigned you that section 🚀

[ted-miller92]

Hello, I would like to contribute to this issue as my first contribution. May I take "What is ES6? && Asynchronous Code && A Very Brief Intro to CS"?

[MaoShizhong]

@ted-miller92 Assigned you that section!

[Crn0]

Hello, Mao! I would like to be assigned to a section if possible.

[MaoShizhong]

@Crn0 assign you Emmet && SVG 🚀

[mathdebate09]

Hey Mao, please assign me the section for "Introduction to React && Setting Up A React Environment && Reducing State"

[MaoShizhong]

@mathdebate09 assigned!

[gingkapls]

Hello Mao! I'd be glad to contribute to the lesson on Classes under Javascript.

[MaoShizhong]

@gingkapls assigned!

[RichardAnthonySanchez]

Is the ES6 modules still available? If so, may I be assigned for that lesson? Thanks in advance!

[MaoShizhong]

@RichardAnthonySanchez All yours!

[ryanleslie1997]

Hi, I'm happy to help with the API Security and Conclusion under NodeJS.

[MaoShizhong]

Assigned you that lesson group @ryanleslie1997!

[EdMagal]

I would like to have a section assigned to me, if there are any available yet. Thanks a lot. :)

[MaoShizhong]

Sorry, @EdMagal. All lesson groups have already been assigned.

That being said, @ted-miller92 and @mrzamin just a courtesy check in to see if this is still something you wish to work on?

[ryanleslie1997]

I managed to figure it out.

[MaoShizhong]

@EdMagal would you be happy to take the following lessons?
What is ES6? && Asynchronous Code && A Very Brief Intro to CS

[EdMagal]

@EdMagal would you be happy to take the following lessons? What is ES6? && Asynchronous Code && A Very Brief Intro to CS

@MaoShizhong surely. Thanks a lot.

[MaoShizhong]

In that case I'll swap the assignment for those lessons to you instead, due to no response from the original assignee.

[MaoShizhong]

@jwaddell10 Just a courtesy check to see if this is still something you wish to work on. Let me know if you have any issues!

[SeanAverS]

Hello. If there are any open sections still available I would like to take one. Thank you.

[jwaddell10]

Yes sorry! Had other priorities but should have time today to complete

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