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Contributing to the Developers Conference 2020 website

👍🎉 First off, thanks for taking the time to contribute! 🎉👍

The following is a set of guidelines for contributing to DevCon2020. These are mostly guidelines, not rules. Use your best judgment, and feel free to propose changes to this document in a pull request.

Goals

  • A website that has useful information about the conference.
  • A sessions schedule interface that is easy to use.

1. Before you start, READ SECTION 1.1

1.1 Technology Stack

  • HTML/CSS 😜
  • Vuejs + Vuex
  • TailwindCSS
  • Github
  • Netlify CI
  • Google Spreadsheet as a CMS(sponsors and stats)

1.2 Design

We don't have a design ! Just a theme. The discussions for this is taking place in the MSCC slack. Please join us over there!

2. Where to begin

  • The first part of the project will be mostly Front-end Development(VueJS)
  • Take a look at the Project Board
  • It is likely there are open issues that you can help with.

3. How to contribute

  1. Pick an Issue or Create an issue to help with
  2. Comment on the issue and let everyone know you'll be helping on this. (to avoid duplicates)
  3. Clone the develop branch and resolve the issue locally
  4. Make a merge request to the develop branch
  5. One of the maintainers will review the PR and merge, else there will be comments if adjustments are required.

4. Deployment to Staging

We're using Netlify as a our 'staging' server during development.

You should be able to see the sites here :

Netlify Staging : https://devcon2020.netlify.com/

Once a maintainer merges new changes in the branch develop, netlify will automatically trigger a new build pipeline and after a few minutes the changes will be shown on the staging website.

Click here to view the staging website »