Did you like this content and want to contribute? We'd love your help! This way we'll be able to build a really relevant content, which is not only useful to beginners but for everyone!
Our targets are:
- Be easy to read and interpret
- Write examples
To make easier our jobs with contributions and revisions, there's a need to be organized so we can avoid possible errors:
- Fork the project
- Create a branch to add your contribution
- Add only one command and/or definition per Pull request
- Open a pull request
By only one command, we mean add only one file at a time. Each file will contain a single command and/or definition and will be part of a single PR.
E.g: rm command should be within a rm.md file within the content/ directory of the project. This file will become a single pull request.
When you add a new command, create a markdown file, i.e. rm.md and, in this file, you should explain the definition.
The README.md contains only the Table of Contents, so there's no need to change that file.
That is, when you contribute with a new command
- Create a file for the command, i.e.
rm.md. - Open a Pull Request with the title "[New] your-command"
That's it! Easy isn't it?