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Monthly Challenge for January, 2021: Month of Learning! #179

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BekahHW opened this issue Jan 29, 2021 · 0 comments
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Monthly Challenge for January, 2021: Month of Learning! #179

BekahHW opened this issue Jan 29, 2021 · 0 comments

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BekahHW commented Jan 29, 2021

We spent our first month of the new year learning! This month, we did a choose your own adventure challenge. You might've learned something for work, explored a new topic, or took a deep dive into one you wanted to learn more about. And now we want to hear all about what resources worked for you! Below you'll find steps to add your favorite learning resources for the month.

To add the resources you'd recommend:

  • Follow these steps to create a fork of this repository and clone it to your local machine.
    ** If you've previously worked on the site, make sure you pull down the latest version
  • Create a branch called something like monthlychallenge/add-recommended-resources
  • Open src/monthlychallenges/jan-2021/jan-2021.json
  • Add your recommended resources to the end of the challengedata array

ENTRY FORMAT:

{
  "name": "Your Name",
  "resources": [
    {
      "title": "The title of your resource",
      "resourceLink": "link where others can find it",
      "description": "A brief description of the topic, level, coding language if applicable.",
      "price": "whatever you paid for it"
    }
  ]
}
  • Commit the update
  • At this point, you can preview the site locally, but it's not required. You will also be able to preview the changes after the PR is created.
  • Push your branch up
  • Create a Pull Request and be sure to include a link to this issue
  • After the Pull Request is created, Netlify will automatically build a deploy preview and link to it in the Pull Request.

And you're done!

Our Contributing Guide has a lot of information about getting started with GitHub and Pull Requests, so you might want to take a look at that as well if you are new to this process.

Please feel free to add any questions here in the comments!

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