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Beyond The Binary

This is the webpage for the event

Check it out: Here

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contribution-guideline

  1. Fork the project forking the project

  2. Once you are in your fork the url should look something like https://github.com/<YOUR-USERNAME>/beyond-the-binary/

  3. Go to preferred folder in your computer and paste the following command (Only one of it if you don't have ssh setup then go with HTTP command)

    • HTTP git clone https://github.com/<YOUR-USERNAME>/beyond-the-binary.git
    • SSH git clone [email protected]:<YOUR-USERNAME>/beyond-the-binary.git

  4. Now enter the folder by running the following command cd beyond-the-binary/api

  5. Now you are in the /api folder

  6. Now do ahead and create a new branch and move to the branch git checkout -b fix-issue-<ISSUE-NUMBER>

  7. Now run npm i and once it's done do your fixes and changes.

  8. After done you can now push this changes. for doing that follow the following command chain

    • git status (Shows the changed files)
    • git add . (Will add all the files to staging area)
    • git commit -m "feat/docs/fix: :emoji-name: <EXPLAIN-YOUR_CHANGES>"
    • git push origin fix-issue-<ISSUE-NUMBER>

  9. After this go to your forked GitHub repository and go to Pull Request section. Now you might be able to see a pop up saying Pull Request. Click on the popup and you will be redirected to pull request page

  10. Now fill in the form template of the pull request

  11. Click on Submit

  12. Hurrey! You just did your contribution to this project 🎉

Inspiration

The aim of this show is to embrace two factors from the title Making a career in tech is not only limited to code (beyond the binary code) Tech communities encouraging folks of diverse backgrounds to get involved (hence beyond binary again) What it does A simple website to host our event.

How we built it

hi HTML CSS and pinch of Javascript

Challenges we ran into

Most of the team members were new to this. We tried our best to keep it mobile friendly (upto a resolution).

Accomplishments that we're proud of

Making a working website and getting it deployed on time

What we learned

Team work, delegation, async work and of course fixing CSS 💀