Add an initial TypeScript track for the learning materials#103
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chen893 wants to merge 3 commits intoshareAI-lab:mainfrom
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Add an initial TypeScript track for the learning materials#103chen893 wants to merge 3 commits intoshareAI-lab:mainfrom
chen893 wants to merge 3 commits intoshareAI-lab:mainfrom
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I’ve also deployed a preview to make the docs/site changes easier to review: Preview: https://learn-claude-code-three.vercel.app/en/ Useful paths to check: |
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Summary
This draft PR adds an initial TypeScript track alongside the existing Python-based learning materials.
The goal is to make the repository easier to follow for readers who primarily work in the Node.js / TypeScript ecosystem, while keeping the current Python path intact.
Included in this PR
Intent
This PR is meant to be additive rather than a replacement of the existing Python materials.
I tried to keep the TypeScript structure aligned with the current session progression so readers can compare the two tracks more easily.
Why this is a draft
This change touches examples, docs, generated data, and the docs site together, so I wanted to open it as a draft first to validate direction and scope before asking for a full review.
Feedback I’d especially appreciate