Contribute To MailTeach

So, you want to add your course to mailteach and wonder how to proceed? Awesome!

If you need a sample repository, here's one for the ES6 course.

First, create a Github repository

I'd recommend you to call it as the following mailteach-course-name, e.g. mailteach-learn-es6.
Initiate it with a simple MIT licence file.

Second, add your lessons

• Every lesson should have its own file, e.g. lesson-1.md, lesson-2.md, ...and so on.
• All your files must use both the markdown syntax and .md extension.

Third, create your course description file

You'll now need to create a mailteach.json file at the root of your repository.
The syntax should look like the following:

{
  "lessons": {
    "1": {
      "title": "Arrow functions",
      "path": "lesson-1.md"
    },
    "2": {
      "title": "Classes",
      "path": "lesson-2.md"
    },
    "3": {
      "title": "Enhanced Object Literals",
      "path": "lesson-3.md"
    }
  }
}

Your file must have a lessons key with a set of child lessons.
Each lesson needs to be given a title and a path attributes.

Finally, open an issue on this repo

Here you are, your course is finally ready. You now want to submit it to me so I can add it to the mailteach courses' list.
Now create an issue on this repository and try to explain the goal of the course, followed by its repository github URL.

The suggested issue format is the following:

Hi,

**Motivation:** I want to suggest my course which is about...  

**Repository:** [https://github.com/user/repo](https://github.com/user/repo)  
**Number of lessons**: 11  

Thank you!

Thank You!

This project aims to help people to finally learn things they've been procrastinating about for a long time.
I believe that small content, put into a simple and pretty way would be the answer to this.
I don't know if anyone will ever contribute to this project, but I do want to thank you if you take some of your time to take part to this.

Actually, I guess that every future learner will want to thank you as well!

Have a nice day, and happy coding! :)

— Arnaud