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This issue accompanies the Git Good: Introduction to GitHub workshop developed by the Research Community Management team at The Alan Turing Institute. We're so glad you're here! 🎉
Note: While this issue was prepared for the Fall 2023 Enrichment Student cohort at the Alan Turing Institute, this issue is open to anyone interested in getting involved with The Turing Way!
Getting started
Any issue tagged with a good first issue is one that we think is a good place to start contributing to the project, whether it's fixing a bug, contributing to an ongoing discussion about a topic or idea, improve some underlying infrastructure beneath the project (there are always bits and bobs that we need help with improving!), or learning more about the project and community more broadly.
These are a bit more complex, as a they require reading a bit more preparation in advance, and reading through different chapters that match your interests and background.
Feel free to edit this issue directly! This issue is an ongoing collection both new chapter ideas without issues, as well as ongoing chapter ideas and discussions that have been around for quite a while!
Updates
Connected to #2936 and #3144 - an update from previous reviewer & editor groups from earlier this year, and another tracking issue that is more focused on internal, community-level documentation!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
⭐ 🚀 Hello and Welcome to The Turing Way! 🚀 ⭐
This issue accompanies the Git Good: Introduction to GitHub workshop developed by the Research Community Management team at The Alan Turing Institute. We're so glad you're here! 🎉
Note: While this issue was prepared for the Fall 2023 Enrichment Student cohort at the Alan Turing Institute, this issue is open to anyone interested in getting involved with The Turing Way!
Getting started
Any issue tagged with a good first issue is one that we think is a good place to start contributing to the project, whether it's fixing a bug, contributing to an ongoing discussion about a topic or idea, improve some underlying infrastructure beneath the project (there are always bits and bobs that we need help with improving!), or learning more about the project and community more broadly.
Chapter ideas
These are a bit more complex, as a they require reading a bit more preparation in advance, and reading through different chapters that match your interests and background.
Who can help?
Feel free to edit this issue directly! This issue is an ongoing collection both new chapter ideas without issues, as well as ongoing chapter ideas and discussions that have been around for quite a while!
Updates
Connected to #2936 and #3144 - an update from previous reviewer & editor groups from earlier this year, and another tracking issue that is more focused on internal, community-level documentation!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: