Add a guide to introduces new modders to version control #68
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I think that would be neat - but theres already a lot of good git resources that we should link to. |
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Not sure yet where to put it so I'm setting this PR as draft, feedback welcome.
Basically I have the impression that some new modders, especially those on the younger side kinda start out coding/modding with Northstar and as such might not be aware of tools like
gitto track their changes. Maybe sticking an explanation of git and/or version control in general could help here ^^