CONTRIBUTING.md

Contributing

Before following the below steps you have to make sure that git is installed on your local machine. If not then you can install git for your operating system from here. If you are new to git and github and looking for good educational videos on it then this might interest you.

1. Fork the repository

2. Clone your Fork

Copy your remote's url. Remote is git's fancy way of referencing to a place where your code is stored.

git clone [email protected]:<your_github_username>/starter.git

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⭐ After cloning the repository open the respective folder in some text editor, preferably VS Code.
Then run the below commands.

3. Create a new branch and check it out

git checkout -b <branch-name> 

4. Follow this tutorial to make some changes in the cloned repository.

5. Add your changes once the tutorial is done

git add .

6. See your staged changes

git status

7. Commit your Changes

git commit -m <write commit message inside quotes>

8. Push to the Branch

git push -u origin <branch-name>

9. Open a Pull Request from your github fork of this repository