feat: add micropython in the browser workshop

[XDanielPaul]

Description

This MR introduces a workshop for ESP Community event with the theme MicroPython Jupyter in the Browser with ESP32-C3

Link to assignments

https://xdanielpaul.github.io/jupyter-lite-micropython/lab/index.html

Related

[pedrominatel]

Please do not share your email here. You can do it during the workshop, only for the participants.

[XDanielPaul]

Removed, thank you for suggestion!

[FBEZ]

Hi @XDanielPaul , thank you for the interesting workshop! I'll proceed with the review today.

In the meanwhile, please split this single page workshop. Consider splitting it into:

1. An introductory page (the _index.md at the workshop root folder)
2. A page for the setup ( index.md in a separate setup folder)
3. A page for each single assignment (index.md each on its assignment_x folder)

You can check the structure of the other workshops:

• ESP-IDF with ESP32-C6
• ESP-IDF advanced workshop

[XDanielPaul]

Hi @XDanielPaul , thank you for the interesting workshop! I'll proceed with the review today.

In the meanwhile, please split this single page workshop. Consider splitting it into:

1. An introductory page (the `_index.md` at the workshop root folder)

2. A page for the setup ( `index.md` in a separate `setup` folder)

3. A page for each single assignment (`index.md` each on its `assignment_x` folder)

You can check the structure of the other workshops:

* [ESP-IDF with ESP32-C6](https://github.com/espressif/developer-portal/tree/main/content/workshops/esp-idf-with-esp32-c6)

* [ESP-IDF advanced workshop](https://github.com/espressif/developer-portal/tree/main/content/workshops/esp-idf-advanced)

@FBEZ

Thank you for taking a look! I've updated the workshop according to your suggestions apart from renaming the introductory page from index.md to _index.md as it has removed the header (Author, summary, etc.) for some reason.. If you have any idea why, could you explain?

[FBEZ]

I added a few suggestions.

Two main themes:

1. I would focus on the ESP32-C3-DevKit-RUST-2 board, giving all the commands for this board (instead of generic ESP32). I think it makes things more clear. You can always say that the procedure can be easily adapted to any ESP32 family SoC
2. Avoid repeating the workshop title on each page.
3. I feel there are some parts a bit too terse and some additional text may help.

You can find everything in the comments.

[FBEZ]

I added a few suggestions.

Two main themes:

1. I would focus on the ESP32-C3-DevKit-RUST-2 board, giving all the commands for this board (instead of generic ESP32). I think it makes things more clear. You can always say that the procedure can be easily adapted to any ESP32 family SoC
2. Avoid repeating the workshop title on each page.
3. I feel there are some parts a bit too terse and some additional text may help.

You can find everything in the comments.

[pedrominatel]

@f-hollow, can you please take a look?

[XDanielPaul]

@FBEZ Thank you for a thorough review! I addressed the changes and pushed them yesterday. I left one question to your comment could you please take a look?

[f-hollow]

@XDanielPaul Thank you for your contribution.

I left a few comments and suggestions. Please also go over the non-implemented comments from Francesco.

Sorry again for some inconvenience with our workshop formatting. We will fix it soon!

[kumekay]

Maybe we can host is somewhere on Espressif servers (or on Espressif's GitHub)?

[XDanielPaul]

I agree. I would also like to update the MQTT Broker in Assignment 4 to use ours, do we have something like that publicly available or should I make a deployment for one?

[XDanielPaul]

@f-hollow @FBEZ

Thank you both for the thorough reviews, I've addressed your changes, hopefully I did not miss anything 🚀

I have one question though: Could not figure out what series_order means and whether I've set it up correctly everywhere. Could you please explain?

[f-hollow]

@f-hollow @FBEZ

Thank you both for the thorough reviews, I've addressed your changes, hopefully I did not miss anything 🚀

I have one question though: Could not figure out what series_order means and whether I've set it up correctly everywhere. Could you please explain?

Our Hugo theme has a brief description of the series parameters. You need to pick a unique identifier for the series and assign consecutive numbers to each article in the series. The main page _index.md should not have these parameters in the YAML frontmatter. Your Introduction and Setup will be series_order: 1 and so on.

[f-hollow]

Suggested change

	- On Linux or MacOS run command `mosquitto_sub -h test.mosquitto.org -t "esp32/orientation"` in your terminal to subscribe to the topic
	- On Windows you will need to add mosquitto to your PATH environment variable or navigate to the path where the executable is located (usually `C:\Program Files\mosquitto\`) and run `mosquitto_sub.exe -h test.mosquitto.org -t "esp32/orientation"`
	- On **Linux** or **MacOS**, run command `mosquitto_sub -h test.mosquitto.org -t "esp32/orientation"` in your terminal to subscribe to the topic
	- On **Windows**, you will need to add mosquitto to your `PATH` environment variable or navigate to the path where the executable is located (usually `C:\Program Files\mosquitto\`) and run `mosquitto_sub.exe -h test.mosquitto.org -t "esp32/orientation"`

[f-hollow]

@XDanielPaul Thank you for incorporating the feedback. I left a couple of suggestions regarding my previous comments, one regarding article heading levels (that became obvious once you enabled TOCs), and only one new comment regarding the URL slug (sorry , I didn't notice it before, and it is quite important).

Once you fix these, I am ready to approve your PR.

[FBEZ]

@XDanielPaul well done, good luck with your workshop!
And thank you @f-hollow for helping with review .

[XDanielPaul]

@FBEZ @f-hollow

Thank you so much for your reviews and suggestions - all of them should be applied. I apologize, I forgot to push the changes yesterday