Description

Node experiences written by representatives of FEGA Finland, Norway, Poland and Sweden were added to the "Technical and Operational" page of the FEGA Onboarding website in the "Learn from current node implementations" section. In this first addition of content, five different experiences are described by 1-3 nodes. Each experience is listed followed by a list of clickable name(s) of a node which expands to show that node's content. Each block of content follows the same template of listing the Author(s) and including 4 subheadings: What did we do?, What went well?, What could have gone better?, and What did we learn?.

Motivation and Context

Fixes #21. It has been recognised by current and onboarding FEGA nodes that learning from previous nodes' experiences setting up their FEGA node is highly valuable. By sharing node experiences in a structured, static way on the onboarding website, interested nodes can learn from this and hopefully have a more efficient journey joining the FEGA network.

How has this been tested?

The actual node experience content was simply copied and pasted from a working Google document that all nodes contributed to. To test the expandable content aspect of the website, the site was locally built and served using the method described below.

What should reviewers focus on?

1. Review the text for your node's experiences. Ensure it aligns with what you want to share. Suggest changes if you want to add or change anything. Note that I made a few edits for consistency (e.g. changed all the "Central EGA") but otherwise kept all the content the same.
2. Test the expandable content. This feature functions differently in the GitHub markdown versus the Jekyll-rendered website. To test the expandable content experience in the website, you can do the following to test it locally:
   1. In a terminal, git clone the FEGA-onboarding repository and navigate to it using cd FEGA-onboarding. NB If you've cloned the repo previously, simply use git pull to get the latest changes.
   2. Switch to the mf-add-node-experiences branch locally on your computer using git checkout mf-add-node-experiences.
   3. Locally build and serve the website by running bundle exec jekyll serve. NB You might need to install/update dependencies to use this feature. See more info here.
   4. Open the local server address (e.g. http://127.0.0.1:4000/FEGA-onboarding/) in a browser, click "docs/", then navigate to the "Node experiences" section e.g. using the left-hand navigation panel.
   5. Click on the node names to expand/collapse content.
3. Provide feedback on how the sections looks. The markdown is a bit hacky, but I tried to get the content to look as nice as possible. If you have suggestions on how to make it look nicer, I will see what I can do (or maybe ask someone to help!)

Types of changes

• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• New content (non-breaking change which adds new content)
• Modified content (non-breaking change which modifies existing content)
• Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)

Checklist:

• I have read the CONTRIBUTING.md guide.
• My changes follow the code style of this project.
• I have updated supporting documentation, if required.
• I have added my details to the CONTRIBUTORS.yaml file.