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Project 105

Creer

A project built during the Zuri Training.

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Overview

This project is centered on enabling people within the tech ecosystem to share/get insights about issues encountered in the tech ecosystem. Many developers, as well as non-developers, have so many information ranging from project ideas to problems or solution to problems they have encountered that they wish to share in other to get solutions or feedback from peers in the ecosystem. This platform will serve as a "dumping ground" of information(problems/solutions/project ideas/insights) for the tech bros and sisters in the ecosystem.

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Installation

  • After cloning the files, Navigate into the project folder (For you to have the file locally on your machine you will have to follow the steps below.)

      cd creer-fe-pjt-105

  • Install necessary dependencies for the project to run successfully on your machine.

      npm install

  • After a successful installation, you can now start the server.

      npm start

How To Contribute

  • Fork the repository
  • Clone and then open it up on your code editor git clone https://github.com/zuri-training/creer-fe-pjt-105.git
  • Open terminal and set upsream branch: git remote add upstream https://github.com/zuri-training/creer-fe-pjt-105
  • Pull upstream; git pull upstream dev
  • Create a new branch for the feature you are working on; git checkout -b feature-name
  • After making changes, stage all the changes you have made locally for a commit by running git add .
  • Commit your changes with a descriptive commit message; git commit -m "commit message"
  • Before you push to your changes always make sure that your branch is always up-to-date in other to avoid merge conflicts: git pull upstream dev
  • After making sure your branch is up-to-date, push the new changes to your new branch: git push origin your-current-branch-name
  • Create a pull request to the dev branch

Contributors

This project is only possible thanks to the wonderful people that carried it from just an idea all the way to a live product that is making life a lot easier.

Below is a list of these wonderful people;