This is the source code repository for blog. screenshots

1. Fork this repository to your own account.
2. Clone the Forked repository git clone https://github.com/your_github_username/blog.git
3. After cloning, now run cd blog and get into your newly cloned local repository/folder.
4. Run composer install to install the dependencies as defined in the composer.json file.
5. Run npm install to install the dependencies as defined in the package.json file.
6. Now is the time to add the upstream remote address. This will be something useful in a team environment. Let’s say three person is working on a repository and everyone brings and pushes changes into what we call upstream or main repository. If you run git remote -v you will see that you have only origin configured and that’s looking to your fork. Now let’s add upstream as well: git remote add upstream https://github.com/murtazasultani/blog.git
7. you can create .env by cp .env.example .env then add your database credential in it.
8. Run php artisan key:generate to generate a key for your app.
9. Run php artisan migrate --seed to run the database migrations.
10. Run npm run watch or npm run dev to compile the assets.
11. Run php artisan serve to Serve the application on the PHP development server.

You can now visit the app in your browser by visiting http://127.0.0.1:8000.

1. Before doing fetching any records from upstream or pushing, always check if you are in the right branch. You can see what branch you are in by running the following command: git branch

2. Before doing any new work, always run git fetch upstream and then git merge upstream/master on the master branch. If you are not in the master branch, simply run get checkout master first to make sure you are in the master branch.

3. Keep every commit and its message meaningful and relevant.

4. Keep your PR titles meaningful and relevant.

5. Always include ifix- before your branch names. That’s our common pattern. i there is issue and fix is the fix you are providing.