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If you notice any mistakes and don't want to fix them yourself, open an issue on the GitHub page of the book.
If you are reading this book with GitBook, you can also create a quick inline comment by clicking the "+" button for the paragraph.
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- 2.Fork
- 3.Edit file
- 4.Make a pull request
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- 2.Fork
- 3.Clone your fork
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- 5.Open GitBook Editor
- 6.Select "Import" and select the folder where you cloned your fork
- 7.Edit book
- 8.Save files and Sync
- 9.Make a pull request
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- 2.Fork
- 3.Clone your fork to your computer
- 4.
- 5.Open Atom
- 6.Select "Open Folder" and select the folder where you cloned your fork
- 7.Edit the book with the help of the Markdown Preview package (Cmd/Ctrl-Shift-M)
- 8.Save files
- 9.Commit and push to your remote repo with your favorite git client (GitHub Desktop, Git BASH, SourceTree, etc.)
- 10.Make a pull request
Making contributions while you are reading is a good way to learn faster. If you have a hard time understanding something, try to reword it and make a pull request for other readers.
You can also help fixing issues. (Protip for university students: a good GitHub profile is more valuable than a diploma in the job market.)
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The book on GitHub
The book on GitBook Code examples on GitHub
Hall of the Makers (here are the true makers: those that succeeded in completing the challenges of this book.)
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