A simple project to practice using Git and creating pull requests! We're compiling a list of the names of the wonderful people who make up this organization. Are you one of us? Please add your own name to the list!
Check out the issues for ideas of things to do with this repository! Adding your name to the list is just one of the options here! If you think there are other improvements that can be made to the project that aren't listed in the issues... add a new issue!
This README is, itself, incomplete! I'd love some help adding resources for those folks who are new to Git/GitHub. Please feel free to contribute to this portion of the project as well!
- Girl Develop It - Introduction to Git/GitHub Curriculum
- How to Contribute to Open Source
- Codeschool - Git
- Atlassian - How to Install Git
- Github - Cloning a repository
- Udacity - How to Use Git and GitHub
If you have a Git installed and a GitHub account, you're ready to get started.
Click the fork button to create a copy of the repository in your GitHub account.
In your forked repository, click the "Clone or Download" button. Copy the link to your repository.
- you can tell that if the repository is yours if the link says
https://github.com/<your_user_name>/friends-of-gdic
Open the console.
Navigate to the folder you want to place the repository (if necessary).
Using the command console, enter the following command:
git clone <link to your repository>
And Voilá! The repository is cloned to your computer!
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