This repository will guide you through how to apply to the Bit Project Serverless Camp!
Here's a general overview of application into our serverless bootcamp.
- Complete this information form, so we can contact you if you get accepted :)
- Use this repository to complete the required coding portion!
- Each problem is formatted as an issue in GitHub.
- Read each issue COMPLETELY
- Create a new branch to write your code
- Create a pull request to merge the branch you're working on onto
main
- Only merge the pull request when the bot approves your changes
- If the bot says something went wrong, you can edit your code and commit again!
- Click the green button in the upper-right corner with the text
Use this template
- Name your repository something interesting, such as
bitprj-is-the-best
- Wait for about 20 seconds for the repository to be created
- Click into the
Issues
tab - Click
New issue
- Choose the
🚀 Start Course
issue, and clickGet started
- Click
Submit new issue
- Click on the
Issues
tab again to refresh the page - Click into the first issue, and get started :)
- Read the instructions COMPLETELY
- Complete steps listed in the instructions
- Commit your code to the branch specified in the instructions
- Create a pull request to merge the branch you are working on onto
main
(FIRST STEP ONLY: draft the pull request, then mark it as ready for review) - If the bot approves your pull request, then merge the pull request
- If the bot does not approve your changes, look at what the bot comments, and fix your code accordingly
CounselorBot will comment this on your pull request if you completed the step correctly!
✅ Merge the pull request if the bot approves your changes!
When this happens, don't worry! Try to debug your code and commit the code again to the branch you are working on (not main
), when you are ready for the bot to check your code again.
❌ When the bot does NOT approve your pull request, do NOT merge the pull request
- Mozilla Developer Network (MDN)
- How to use GitHub
- What are pull requests?
- What are GitHub issues?
- What are GitHub branches?