Cool, it is really easy. Here are my "lessons learned" from my first crop.
Sugar Snap Peas - grow like weeds, if you have problems with these you have issues, no problem with bugs or slugs, huge harvest in one square, needed stick or something to support
Tomatoes - Pretty easy, slugs leave them alone until the turn red then attack, needs some type of support
Lettuce - very easy, everything seems to leave it alone, easy to get two crops if you plant early then again after heat of summer.
Spinach - planted too late, several bolted (went to seed) before many leaves were harvested, no insect problems, double crop same as lettuce
Beets - planted too late, maybe 20% grew to full size, others were small - no problems with slugs or bugs
Cabbage - t-bone steaks for slugs, luckily it grows faster than they can eat, got a nice head just last week, probably plant near corn or something that allows cabbage to fudge into adjacent squares like a fat guy in the middle seat of an airplane.
Broccoli - wow, huge plant for small harvest. Maybe not the best for SFG due to size, slugs like leaves but leave head alone
Corn - don't plant behind tomatoes or it will be in the shade and won't grow
Strawberry - pretty straight forward, great for SFG, bugs and slugs leave it alone
Carrot - very easy, 16 to a square and very tasty. Plant early to get full size as I only got maybe 40% full sized before the heat of summer stunted growth.