Useful Resources

Useful Resources

Resources that might be useful and referred throughout the project.

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GitHub Docs - Documenting your project with wikis

• GitHub Docs include some information about creating and modifying wiki.
• We will be using wiki throughout the project. This is the main resource that we can refer to when we are working on wiki.
• Link of the resource

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Git For Ages 4 And Up

• Introduction to git video.
• This video was in the assignment so better to check it out.
• Link of the resource

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Learn Git Branching

• "Learn Git Branching" is the most visual and interactive way to learn Git on the web.
• I don't think this would be helpful if you never used git; however, if you are a beginner this website starts from easy and extends to advanced commands.
• Link of the resource

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The Git Book (Pro Git)

• This is the official Git book. Could be useful for deeper understanding or reference.
• Link of the resource

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Conventional Commits

• A specification for adding human and machine readable meaning to commit messages.
• We can use this convention when we start making commits to keep them consistent. We won't be using this for a while, it is included for further reference.
• Link of the resource

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Semantic Versioning

• Under this scheme, version numbers and the way they change convey meaning about the underlying code and what has been modified from one version to the next.
• We can use this convention when we start making releases. We won't be using this for a while, it is included for further reference.
• Link of the resource

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Github Issue Templates Style

• Templates guide users through the process of creating an issue by prompting them with specific fields or questions, reducing ambiguity and ensuring that relevant details are included.
• We can use specific type of style to creating issues simple
• Link of the resource

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