@amystas - that's me ofc 💅🏻✨✨
@teflonn - acts silly
We don't know yet, we're gonna slay tho 💅🏻💅🏻
Basically, teflonn likes cars (i like only Cadillacs, but nvm), so we're making our silly little car wiki.
We're gonna use laravel and tailwind (VS Code, PhpStorm).
Teflonn writes the articles and is in charge of the styles (tailwind) 🤓
I do everything else 😇😇
- Go to Projects->Tasks and see if there are any assigned to you
- Find your task in Issues, open it and click Development->Create new branch. You can delete the number from the branch name
- Start your work on that branch, move the task to In Progress column
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Try to create commits for every stage of your work, do not commit complete code all at once
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Choose a good commit name, it's appreciated to leave a description too
❎ "done", "commit 1", "error fixed"
✅ "completed importing data from DB" (descprition recommended), "first subtask: updated tailwind.config.js, added chosen colors", "minor fix: Attribute [student] does not exist (typo)"
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- Once you're done, create a pull request, assign it to another collaborator
- DESCRIBE YOUR WORK - this step is required for EVERY task
- Move the task to Awaits Merge column
- Once another collaborator reviews your work, they'll move the task to Done column
Our project is a car-wiki which consists user-submitted articles. Registered users add articles that are presented on the page and can be seen by guests. The style of the car-wiki is designed using Tailwind CSS. There is full account management for registered users allowing them to change their password, username, avatar, and edit their entries. Administrators control and manage all users' entries to ensure that car-wiki articles are correct and up to date.