Contributing to a Course
If you’re new to this, using GitHub’s web interface is an easy way to contribute to a course’s resources:
- When you view the resources you want to modify, to the right of the path at the top of the page, click on the GitHub icon ;
- In the top right, click on “Fork” and, on the resulting page, “Create fork”;
- You will see
github.com/username/repository-name
. Use it like a shared folder (disconnected from the original project) to add or modify content; - If you are adding files with new extensions that were not previously present, specify them in
.github/workflows/build-and-deploy.yml
; - Your content should meet all the items in the “Quality Control” paragraph;
- When you’re done, open the “Contribute” dropdown and click “Open pull request”: choose a title and a message (optional) to describe your work, then click “Create pull request”.
You’ve just requested that your changes be integrated into the original collection. A volunteer will review and accept the request.