Dev Container and CWL Tutorial

[paulineHans]

A tutorial on Dev Containers in conjunction with CWL. A detailed and simple example shows how to create a Dev Container in VS Code and how to create a CWL workflow within the Docker Container used. The tutorial not only contains step-by-step instructions, but also theoretical background and explanations, as well as links to further information.

[paulineHans]

Hey, @caroott and @Brilator could you take a look at it and give me some feedback on whether anything needs to be changed and whether it meets your requirements?

[Brilator]

Thanks, @paulineHans. Goes in the right direction and helps with what I was trying to do in parallel #619.

However, I would kindly ask you to update your fork first and open a new PR. ;)

We have completely restructured the knowledge base in the past year and based it on a new framework (astro starlight). See README and contribution guide for details.

[paulineHans]

Hello @Brilator, the tutorial has been adapted and revised. Is everything OK now?

[Brilator]

Hi @paulineHans, thanks, looks much better.
I've added some extras for proper code highlighting, file naming (titles), step components etc. in the linked PR.
Maybe you can also pick up some features from this guide (boxes, file trees etc) https://nfdi4plants.github.io/nfdi4plants.knowledgebase/cwl/fairify-scripts/ (although this is also work in progress).

And please make sure to run npm run start or rpm run build to test locally. There wer some slight warnings.

[paulineHans]

Hi @Brilator, i added a few HTML elements to make it look nicer and tested it with astro and npm run start. The warnings have been fixed. Please take another look and let me know what you think is still missing or needs to be changed.

[Brilator]

Hi, I actually did most of that already for you paulineHans#1

I'd still suggest to add filenames as titles to the ``` code blocks. And maybe add a file tree with the component, where you show how the files are structured (in an ARC).
Thanks

[paulineHans]

Hi, @Brilator sorry about that. I've added everything, hope everything is fine now, otherwise feel free to contact me again. The ARC is public and linked in the tutorial. :)