Hello there. Congratulations on taking your first step towards Open-Source software development. You are a few steps away from being the coordinator for the Sahyadri Open-Source Community (SOSC), where we encourage young and aspiring minds to learn and be a part of the open-source community.
This repository is dedicated to share your details as a SOSC coordinator to make sure you are ready to roll into the Open-source community. Check the end of this file for more learning materials regarding GIT and Github. Meanwhile, let's add your name into the list.
Fork this repository, and Clone the forked repo into your local machine.
Find the sub-directory named as Members, add a new file into that subdirectory with Your name including the following details.
file: your_name.md
Name: Your name
USN: Your USN / College ID
Year of study: ...
Branch: CSE/ISE/EC/ME
Github profile URL: https://github.com/USERNAME
Save the file, stage all changes and commit with an appropriate message. Read the following Article on writing effective commit messages. Push the local files into github.
Create a Pull Request to the main Repo from your repository, and wait for us to merge your details into this repository. Learn more about on how to create a Pull request in this Article
Thats it! You are done with the first part. Read and practice alot on how to use git and github. If you feel any difficulty, try out the try.github.io to get the basics clean.
- A Beginners Guide to writing a Kickass README, You can get a little help from Dillinger.io on practicing to write using markup language for README.md files.
- Learn Version Control with Git : A step-by-step course for the complete beginner
- How To Use Git Branches
- -Learning How to Git: Merging Branches and Resolving Conflict
- Install VSCode and learn how to use git in it.
- Watch the TEDx interview with Linus Torvalds -The Mind Behind Linux
- Websites for you and your projects. Hosted directly from your GitHub repository. Just edit, push, and your changes are live.
- Student Developer Pack The best developer tools, free for students
- FastHub - Github Android Client
If you'd like to contribute to the repository with any learning material, feel free to submit a pull request by adding the links to the contents. or Raise an issue if you want help or have an idea for an open-source project.