The core mission of the EZL is to build a global, multi-platform opportunity for any player at any level of skill to have a place to compete. We also want to provide a place for any player of any age to begin playing, improve and grow, while being a part of the EZL as a whole.
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We envision to take eSports to a traditional sports level by changing the perception of gaming so it is one day respected, desired and worked for not only by gamers but also by parents. To provide an opportunity for everyone to create and improve a resume that they will use not only to rise in the league itself but it can be used outside the league. We hope to one day have each and every position paid and have intern positions where you can learn, improve your resume and slowly rise to other positions. We also wish to provide an opportunity for thise willing to learn any of the tasks in the league, so not just to play, but also to code, market, manage and more. We also want to provide the opportunity to orphans and homeless people throughout the world to have access to equipment so they can be a part of the EZL family and much more.
- Install git on your computer a. The following are the most important git commands you will need. i. git clone URL: This command allows you to clone a gitHub repository onto your computer. ii. git status: Checks if there are any changes between your local files and the github. iii. git add .: Adds all changes that you have made on your local files to prepare for commiting. iv. git commit -m "explanation of what you changed": Commits these changes to the git. v. git push: Pushes all changes you committed into the github for everyone else to see.
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- At the top of the page there is a button called Fork. Click it and click your image. This will create a copy of this repository in your account, called a Fork.
- Open your terminal and type git clone https://github.com/REPLACEWITHYOURUSERNAME/ezl-front-end.git
- Once you have made any changes go to the terminal find where you cloned the file.
- Go to your forked repository click New Pull Request
- Confirm it.
- You are done. Now one of the EZL Developers will merge it if they believe it is ready to be merged or will leave a comment asking you to change it.
Depending on the size of the project, if it is small and simple enough the reference docs can be added to the README. For medium size to larger projects it is important to at least provide a link to where the API reference docs live.
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