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Contribution Guide
ThisTNTSquid edited this page Aug 14, 2017
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Welcome to the CoreCrafted Documentation Contribution Guide. If you would like to help us by fixing the flows on the documentation page for us, but have no idea on what "Fork", "Merge request", or even what "Git" itself is , this page will guide you through the whole process from forking out , modifying, committing , and making merge requests.
Here is few things you have to prepare before doing your own business
A computer (Those that could run git bash is already OK)- A decent Text Editor (better to have rst support)(windows notepad is discouraged)
- Git
- GitKraken (Optional GUI implementation of Git)
- Atom - Open source text editor by GitHub, build-in extensive integration with Git, "Hackable to the Core" , rst support through package installation
- Visual Studio Code - Similar to Atom, open source, also has git integration, but is more like a lightweight IDE than just a text editor, rst support through plugin installation
- Sublime Text 3 - Free for personal use, built-in support for rst