- First of all, you'll need a GitHub account.
- Point your browser to the README.md file
- Click on the edit icon
- Edit the file and add whatever you feel appropriate. Make sure you follow the CoC guidelines!
- Create a new
commit
(save the changes) with your work. Be descriptive and concise! - Create a
Pull Request
(prepare to send your changes to the original repository) - Review your changes and if everything looks good... Send your changes!
If everything looks good, your change will be integrated to the list soon enough.
- Make sure your suggestion isn't already there
- New categories or improvements to the existing categorization are welcome
- Check your spelling and grammar (nobody is perfect anyway)
- Make sure your text editor is set to remove trailing whitespace
- The pull request and commit should be clear of what has been updated
When adding a new language, make sure that:
- Is ordered alphabetically
- follows the following format:
* [Language](http://language.com), brief description of this language. `OS SUPPORTED | SEPARATED BY | A PIPE` `RELEVANT-TAG` `ANOTHER-RELEVANT-TAG` `LICENSE`
- When adding tool/library, make sure that:
- Is ordered alphabetically
- follows the following format:
* [Library-or-tool](http://Library-or-tool.com), brief description of the Library-or-tool
Note the missing dot (.) at the end of the line
When adding a anything else, make sure that:
- Is added to the bottom of the list
- follows the following format:
* [Title](http://url.com), brief description of the link added
Note the missing dot (.) at the end of the line
Here are a couple of articles that might come in handy while working: