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How to update content
If you are going through the curriculum and you found a typo or a bug, please help us fix the content!
By doing so, you would be helping us improve the content for the next generation of students.
- First create an issue describing the bug. Make sure to give it a curriculum label so it is easily searchable.
This is good enough! Feel free to stop here if you like. At any project you work on or use in the future, you would be adding alot of value just by creating an issue and documenting a bug. Depending on the severity, the bug or issue will be fixed by the engineers or other open source contributors. Please don't take it personally if they decide to close your issue without doing anything, there's always a good reason for that.
If you want to continue and help fix some of the curriculum issues, continue below!
This section will teach you how to contribute! If you get stuck and don't understand any of these steps, please ask on discord. Your questions will help us improve this doc for the future students.
Before you start, please make sure you have fully completed JS0 with all challenges approved. JS0 touches on the git
basics that this guide will not cover.
- Make sure you have yarn and nodeJS installed.
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Click on the button in the top right corner with the text
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After forking you will be redirected to your fork repository page. Click on the "Code" green button and copy the
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Navigate to your terminal and clone
git clone *url-goes-here*
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cd c0d3-app
After cloning, you will want to change the current directory to thec0d3-app
folder that was created.