Closed monarchwadia closed 4 years ago
I wasn't suggesting a README exactly.
We can't put everything in the README. Let's say tomorrow the project becomes huge, then readme will become too clumsy.
Can we have a 'how to contribute' documentation on a platform like https://readthedocs.org/ ?
The documentation will contain everything from setting up the development environment to visual guidelines
Have a look at this example - https://docs.aiohttp.org/en/stable/contributing.html
Your thoughts?
I can work on this. I just need to know if there is any information that I need to reference and where I can find it.
@Sumedh-Patkar those are excellent points. For a project of this size, maintaining documentation on the Github itself is a lightweight way to get started.
Eventually, once we need it, we absolutely should get hosted docs -- for now though, i think we can run with what Github gives us.
@AzaniaBG you can get started by creating a README for how to get the backend started.
@carloshdelreal will be handling this
We need instructions on getting started EDIT: This is for creating getting-started instructions for the backend project, only