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Template Maker Project

Welcome to the Template Maker Project! This repository provides a structured template for organizing maker projects, including hardware, software, and documentation. Whether you're working on robotics, electronics, or other maker projects, this template will help you stay organized and efficient.

Overview

This template follows a modular structure, making it easy to organize different aspects of your maker project. It's because I alwways find some interesting projects, and the problem is the electronic is in a drive, the code in a page o repo, the 3d design in a video, so never the resources of a project is a end to end where you can step by step follow the guide and finaly with a custom product o project, so It includes directories for hardware, software, documentation, and more. Here's a brief overview of the main sections:

  • Hardware: Includes directories for 3D printing, mechanical pieces, electrical components, and documentation related to hardware construction.
  • Software: Organized sections for different programming languages and tools used in your project, such as Arduino, C/C++, Python, ROS, and Unity.
  • Documentation: Contains resources and guidelines for project documentation, including user manuals, technical specifications, troubleshooting guides, and additional information.
  • Resources: Provides links to external resources, libraries, datasheets, and useful information relevant to the project.

Benefits

Using this template offers several benefits:

  1. Organization: The modular structure helps keep your project organized, making it easier to navigate and manage files.
  2. Consistency: By following a consistent structure, team members and contributors can easily understand and collaborate on the project.
  3. Efficiency: With predefined directories and templates for documentation, you can save time and focus on development.
  4. Accessibility: Clear documentation and guidelines make it easier for users to understand and interact with your project.

Getting Started

To use this template for your own maker project, simply clone or fork this repository and start adding your files and content. Follow the directory structure and customize the documentation and resources to fit your project's needs.

Contributing

Contributions to this template are welcome! If you have suggestions for improvements or additional features, feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue on GitHub.

License

This template is provided under the GNU General Public License (GPL). Feel free to use, modify, and distribute it for your own projects, ensuring that any derivative works also adhere to the GPL.

Acknowledgements

I'd like to thank the maker community for their inspiration and contributions in their projects Together, we can continue to build amazing creations and share knowledge with others.


Note: Replace this README with specific information about your project, including details about hardware components, software libraries, and any other relevant information. Happy making!

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