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ResourceHub is participating in GirlScript Summer of Code (GSSoC), an annual open-source program by the GirlScript Foundation. GSSoC promotes gender diversity and inclusion in tech by enabling participants to contribute to various projects under expert mentorship. We are excited to collaborate with talented individuals and advance our project through this initiative.
How to contribute
Read CONTRIBUTING.md and create your fork of this repository before submitting any contributions.
Expand the following section for a quick guide on how to create a fork:
1. Create a Fork
Click the Fork button at the top right of this repository to create your copy.
2. Clone Your Fork
Clone the forked repository to your local machine by following these steps:
Open the forked repository in your GitHub account.
Click on the Code button.
Select the HTTPS option in the Local tab.
Click the 'Copy to clipboard' icon.
Open a terminal and run the clone command followed by the URL you just copied.
For example:
Go to the repository directory on your computer using the cd command. For example:
cd ResourceHub
Create a new branch and switch to it using the git checkout command. Give it a name that is descriptive of the changes you are introducing.
git checkout -b 'new-branch-name'
Note: Replace 'new-branch-name' with the branch name of your choice.
4. Make your changes
Navigate to the category where you want your resources to be added. Once you've identified the appropriate category and have your resource in mind, proceed to make the necessary changes within that specific category.
5. Stage and commit your changes:
Stage your changes using the git add . command.
Commit your staged changes using the git commit command.
Use a descriptive commit message that explains the purpose of your changes.
For example:
ResourceHub is participating in GirlScript Summer of Code (GSSoC), an annual open-source program by the GirlScript Foundation. GSSoC promotes gender diversity and inclusion in tech by enabling participants to contribute to various projects under expert mentorship. We are excited to collaborate with talented individuals and advance our project through this initiative.