Question : Try and phrase a question that we'll be covering in this tutorial. Answer: Provide a brief response giving the reader an idea of what we will be covering.
Some questions to ask when writing a tutorial!
- Who is this tutorial aimed at?
- Why would the reader find this tutorial of interest?
- What topic will be covered in this tutorial?
- When might this tutorial be useful to the reader?
- Where would you find more information on this tutorial?
- How would the reader go about practically applying the information expressed in this tutorial?
Use this section to tell the reader what they will need, or any prerequisite knowledge they will require to complete the tutorial. For example:
- a local bitcoin core node configured in regtest
- knowledge of a particular language or technology
Here is a free flow of task oriented information which runs through the steps required. Tasks are the main building blocks for task-oriented user assistance. They generally provide step-by-step instructions that will enable a user to perform a task. A task answers the question of "how to?" by telling the user precisely what to do and the order in which to do it. Tasks have the same high-level structure as other topics, with a title, short description and body.
Example:
- The first step which excludes
It might be useful to add any expected results for the step, or example.
- The second step
Sometimes you might want to provide an image
- The third step
Express the expected outcome for having completed the above process.
In conclusion, we review the goals and purpose of the tutorial.
Provide any references related to this tutorial or links to where a reader might find more information.