You are very welcome to contribute to this repository.
This can be done in several ways, depending on how familiar you are with the GitHub workflow:
- simply send an email,
- create an issue on GitHub, or
- fork the repository on GitHub, create a branch based on the development branch, make your contribution, and submit a pull request.
For pull requests, a few things should be noted:
- you may be asked to modify your contribution to fit better into the context,
- please base them on the development branch,
- please ensure your branch is in sync with the upstream development branch before submitting the pull request,
- please try to use informative commit messages (I'm not claiming that mine are shining examples, but well...), and
- if you want to suggest modifications to PowerPoint presentations, please make a copy of the original presentation, modify it, and add it.
Since from git's perspective, PowerPoint files are just binary files,
a merge can only be done using Microsoft's PowerPoint application by
comparing two PowerPoint files.
Of course, although all contributions are very much appreciated, some of them might not be integrated into the material. If that should happen, I'll try to justify that decision, and it can be discussed.
For contributions in general,
- if you make a contribution, this will be mentioned in the README, unless requested otherwise;
- contributions will be under the same license as this repository.
Basically, anything you like, e.g.,
- corrections of typos,
- bug fixes in sample code,
- additional sample code,
- extra or alternative slides in presentations,
- a section in a presentation,
- a new subject, or aspect of an existing subject.