/learning-project-guide

A repository containing information on how members are to approach project based learning

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A repository containing information on how members are to approach project-based learning.

Steps

  • A repo is created with a README file describing the challenge to be completed, and containing links to more info/resources

  • You fork the repo, and create a new branch, named in format firstname-lastname

  • If you're adding a new project, make a new folder also named firstname-lastname

  • Commit your edits and PR whenever you want a review or are ready to merge

  • Each PR would need two reviews to be merged

Ensure ALL YOUR contributions ARE WITHIN YOUR FOLDER to minimise merge conflicts (Any contributions you want to make to the repo must follow the issue-fork-branch flow used to make open-source contributions)

First activity - Get on the list

  • Once you're done reading this, fork this repo and clone your fork
$ git clone https://github.com/john/learning-project-guide.git
Cloning into '~/Downloads/learning-project-guide'...
...
Done.
  • Create a branch named firstname-lastname and switch to it
$ git checkout -b john-doe
Switched to a new branch 'john-doe'

  • And add your name to this file in the section below (There's no need for a folder since we're all working on the same file)

  • Open a pull request so we can get your work merged! (don't forget to compare across forks!)

  • You're now one of us, complete with your name recorded 😊😀

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