Git is a great tool to collaborate with your fellow developers/classmates, and track down all the file changes with ease. This repository aims to practce your git skills by doing yourself.
- Your personal reading source related to topics of the week, that is public accessible (meaning no copyright dispute).
- Interesting website related to course topics.
- Tools that you think are fun to play with.
- More, you fun drawing?
Your pull request will be rejected if your content has following traits:
- Material that is copywrite protected.
- Dayliy drill course reading, lab exercies, homework, problem solutions.
- Sentitive information (be mindful about post in public space!).
In real life software development, programmers usually contribute their code by making a Pull Request to the main branch, and create Issues to discuss with other programmers when they found potential bugs.
- Make an Issue ticket if you would like to discuss any topics, or spot any problems in the content committed by others.
- Make a Pull Request if you would like to share your resources.