Some projects might have their own readme or cintributions.md, so maybe, if you like the project and want some stretch-goals, have a look there first.
In general you can just fork this repo, make a small change anywhere and send a pull request. It would be aboslutely okay if that change is only a typo for example, since this repository's main purpose is to get you going with Git(Hub) and its workflow(s).
- category (for example 3-JS-starter)
- project-name
- user-name
- project files
- user-name
- project-name
- Fork this repo
- Duplicate the _template folder of your preferred project
- Add your project folder named as <your-user-name> inside <project-name>
- Make a pull request
if you forked it already a while ago, don't forget to update your fork.
In Mai 2021 GitHub has introduced a feature to sync a fork with the click of a button: GitHub's tweet
- Go to your fork, click on
Fetch upstream - Click on Fetch and merge to directly sync your fork with its parent repo
You may also click on the Compare button to compare the changes before merging.