Hacking History: Introduction to Digital Humanities

Project Proposal for HIS4936 @ University of South Florida

Instructor: David J. Thomas, thePortus.com

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To Complete the Assignment

Have your group leader fork this repository. Then, submit your work to your group 'leader' (at least temporarily leader anyway), who should make the changes on their local repository.

To complete the assignment, you only need to edit two files

• docs/index.md
• docs/bibliography.md

That's it! Both files have templates you can use, just replace/delete!

The group leader should then make sure to commit these changes to their local repository and then sync the changes to their repository on GitHub.com. You may make as many commits and syncs as you want. Finally, to submit, your group leader should open a new pull request in which the master branch of my repository is set as the base, and the group leader's repository is set as the compare.

If you need help remembering how to create pull requests, see the readme from the last assignment here.

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Installation

This is only required if you want to run the workbook locally so you can view it in your browser.

Requires Git & Python 3

To install

git clone https://github.com/thePortus/hacking-history.git

cd hacking-history

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

To run locally

mkdocs serve

To view, open your browser and enter the following in your navigation bar...

localhost:8000

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