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Comments from mentor:
Pranshu: I'd recommend using GitHub's Release tools where you can even use 'Pre-Release' tags until you release it as a product. You can find how to do that here:https://help.github.com/articles/creating-releases/
So, that was for Release Notes for which we have a feature on GitHub but for some other things we can add all of those under ReadMe(which can be confusing for a visitor) or we can structure it like a Webpage where we use a couple of more markdown files, let's say, Developers.md and Artists.md with instructions for them to work on and a Workflow.md to explain how they can contribute and just add those links in the ReadMe. Tutorials come under a different folder, and a generic explanation of the project is what a visitor will be greeted with from the start and they can scroll down to try out prototypes, to test a few and report bugs, to develop, to make art, etc.
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We are trying to make Jandig more open for contributors since now (this is a priority)
Comments from mentor:
Pranshu: I'd recommend using GitHub's Release tools where you can even use 'Pre-Release' tags until you release it as a product. You can find how to do that here:https://help.github.com/articles/creating-releases/
So, that was for Release Notes for which we have a feature on GitHub but for some other things we can add all of those under ReadMe(which can be confusing for a visitor) or we can structure it like a Webpage where we use a couple of more markdown files, let's say, Developers.md and Artists.md with instructions for them to work on and a Workflow.md to explain how they can contribute and just add those links in the ReadMe. Tutorials come under a different folder, and a generic explanation of the project is what a visitor will be greeted with from the start and they can scroll down to try out prototypes, to test a few and report bugs, to develop, to make art, etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: