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from: RomchyFCC#2 (comment)

"I think we can use issues and the Project trello board to map out how we
want the code to expand. I'm envisioning some sort of thing that allows you
to set up your own repo, the walks you through a series of steps to start
building a site that is a mirror of this site...

the details of each step are a learning process to using git/GitHub.

Something along the lines of this.. where the guide is actually making you
do a PR... https://guides.github.com/activities/forking/

But more from start to finish.. forking, issues, using git and command
line.. and more akin to the flavour of fCC where you are not so much
reading and then clicking links to do it but doing it in an app or
something.."

building the documentation for learning steps

from: RomchyFCC#2 (comment)

"Ok, I have some thoughts on that, we can make a website, where everyone would start with just writing their name in the file or their username.

It would be a webpage or just a comment, I don't mind either way, we don't need something professional or working, as long as the main code doesn't break and it displays all the names, we are good to go.

It would also be good to scale to infinity, the more users the more merge conflicts, pull requests and so on so on.

What do you think? We could also then create ranks of when the contributor joined or when a pull request was made :D

Of course we could also list some guides or write them for that matter on how to contribute in a fast and easy way. A TLDR of the readme..."

Splitting the guides into two, to allow us to build the git part into a tool to allow other fCC campers to build their own practise GitHub project