learning-path-patterns
Comprehensive guide to Learning Path patterns for the Plataforma B2B de treinamento técnico corporativo educational platform. This skill covers the conceptual difference between Study Areas (courses) and Proposed Paths (sequences of courses), data modeling, UI/UX patterns, and implementation guidelines. Learn how to structure Learning Paths correctly: a Proposed Path is NOT a container of loose flashcards, but a curated sequence of Study Areas (courses). Each path references existing courses with metadata like order, availability status, and estimated hours. Real-world examples are taken from the Hub MVP implementation (US-044), including caminhoExemploData.js, HubView.jsx, and LearningPathView.jsx. The skill demonstrates the reference pattern used for "Desenvolvedor Backend" path that sequences Bash, Linux, Docker, and DevOps courses. Key topics include data schema design (cursos array with ordem, areaId, disponivel flags), computed properties (getters for statistics), navigation patterns (path -> course
Installation and usage
Comprehensive guide to Learning Path patterns for the Plataforma B2B de treinamento técnico corporativo educational platform. This skill covers the conceptual difference between Study Areas (courses) and Proposed Paths (sequences of courses), data modeling, UI/UX patterns, and implementation guidelines. Learn how to structure Learning Paths correctly: a Proposed Path is NOT a container of loose flashcards, but a curated sequence of Study Areas (courses). Each path references existing courses with metadata like order, availability status, and estimated hours. Real-world examples are taken from the Hub MVP implementation (US-044), including caminhoExemploData.js, HubView.jsx, and LearningPathView.jsx. The skill demonstrates the reference pattern used for "Desenvolvedor Backend" path that sequences Bash, Linux, Docker, and DevOps courses. Key topics include data schema design (cursos array with ordem, areaId, disponivel flags), computed properties (getters for statistics), navigation patterns (path -> course
Once installed, you can use this skill by running the following command in your terminal:
skills use learning-path-patterns