Nick's Awesome Repo! about community-start-kit

[github-learning-lab]

Step 1: Add a Repository Description

First, let's focus on helping others understand Mona's project. After all, people are most likely to contribute to projects they use, so no users === no contributors.

Users should be able to understand the project at a glance, so let's start by adding a repository description and creating a README.md.

Mona is working on a first draft of the README.md. Can you help by adding a description to the repository?

⌨️ Activity: Adding a repository description

1. Click on the Code tab of your project.
2. Click the Edit button located on the right side of the screen (above the green Clone or download button).
3. Enter a description for your project in the Description field.
4. (Optional) If you have a website related to your project you can add it in the Website field.
5. Click the Save button.

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Protip If you are working in a public repository, GitHub has created a helpful Community profile in the insights tab. The Community profile has helpful quick-links to complete many of the tasks in this course.

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I will respond in this issue when you've edited your repository description.

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[github-learning-lab]

Great work setting your repository description, @cernak! Mona has finished the first draft of the README and has opened a pull request. Head over there now to see what's next.

I'll close this issue since we don't need it anymore!

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Go to the pull request.