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Here you can find all the important info about each platform of #ASKnet.Community and how to use them.
ASKnet.Commuity is the community of #ASKnet and is operated and developed by it.
On the official website of #ASKnet Commuity you will find an overview of all projects, participants and all latest information.
Almost all websites of ASKnet.community run on the Github platform. Only free services are used. Github now offers so many possibilities that you can no longer claim that it is only for programmers ;) Here you can organize your projects (issues and milestones), store and provide important information in a reliable and traceable way and much more. If you want to learn more about Github, we've developed a Gihtub Guidance for it in another #ASKnet project: https://asknet-open-training.github.io/Github-Guidance/
This wiki is now meant to guide you through the jungle of possibilities so that you can participate in the great projects and make your contribution.
Read the texts carefully and basically familiarize yourself with Github and Markdown. If you want to go deeper, you can continue with Git, Docker and Docker Compose. There are so many documentations and videos on the internet for each of the mentioned keywords.
If you are able to master these technologies you can start any project in the world and have all the tools for organization, knowledge sharing, task distribution, blog, websites in your hands.
We at #ASKnet have been able to gain a lot of experience from Git platforms and have developed some useful workflows along the way. If necessary, please check this section before asking questions that have already been answered many times. Feel free to help yourself from the toolbox and expand it. Git Workflow
Here's a list of the major platforms with links to their websites and Github project page.
To find all platforms and stay up to date, visit the official website of #ASKnet.Community. There you can find all projects and all information (e.g. link to the website or Github platform page).
- LEAD (Website | Github project page)
- Training (Website | Github project page)
The official #ASKnet.Community website is of course also running on Github. The content is written in Markdown syntax and is converted to an HTML website by Jekyll. This process is fully automated. I.e. as soon as a content is changed, this process is started automatically. Admittedly one would have to say to be quite exact that all content changes in the branch main triggers the automatic process for publishing, but you can find more about the topic branch also here in the wiki.
- Navigate Page/What you can find where on the page
- [Submit Content]
- [Add a new Hub]
- [Add a new Resource]
- [Add a new Tool]
- [Add another Timeline Event]
(→ Name the branch each How-To located)
- Update content on website (beginner)
- Review Content before publishing (expert)
- Publish/Release new content on website (beginner)
- add or modify a hub(beginner)
- change/upload images(beginner)
- [Merge Cycle]→ Git Workflow
- Create Release/Tags (expert)
- Issues and milestones (beginner)
- Start website locally (developer)