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Using Github to contribute to sandiego.js |
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- Go to the sandiegojs.github.com issue tracker
- Click on the "New Issue" button
- Fill out your request and tag it with the "Presentation" label
- Submit!
Anyone subscribed to the repository will be notified and discussion around the idea can occur within github.
You can either perform the same steps as above, or you can contact Kevin or Jarrod directly.
If you are new to git and/or github, please consider reading the Fork a Repo guide from github.
If you are new to Jekyll, please skim the Jekyll Docs
- Fork the sandiegojs.github.com repository to your account
- Create a new file in the
_posts
directory following the same style as the other posts (this is important!). If it is January 5th, 2013 and you wanted to name your post "Everything I love about closures", your file name would be2013-01-05-everything-I-love-about-closures.md
- Use the example post as a guide for the YAML Front Matter (a fancy name for YAML configuration at the top of the file).
- Commit your post, push to your local fork, and submit a pull request
"Whoa whoa whoa, what?" - If that's what is running through your head, it looks like you need to submit a presentation request on git and github or come to a hacknight!