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RIP-Comm / sossoldi

"Sossoldi" is a wealth management / personal finance / Net Worth tracking app, made with Flutter.
MIT License
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Add environment configuration guide #126

Closed gioisco closed 5 months ago

gioisco commented 7 months ago

Summary:

I've created a comprehensive guide with 10 steps to help developers set up their environment for building and running the sossoldi app. Currently tailored for Linux OS, particularly Pop!_OS, and utilizes the IntelliJ Community Edition as the preferred IDE.

Feel free to enhance the guide with additional configurations to cover diverse environments.

Changes: Added DEVELOPER_GUIDE.md Included a screenshot, for better understand how to install cmdline-tools (Screenshot_Intellij_cmdline-tools.png)

You can see the guide here

gioisco commented 7 months ago

Thank you for your feedback! I'm glad to hear that the documentation is useful.

Regarding the move to GitHub Pages, I'm completely on board. I haven't used GitHub Pages before, but I'm aware that they fully support .md files, so I intentionally wrote the guide with that in mind. Looking forward to any further guidance during the transition!

😊🚀

theperu commented 6 months ago

Hi! We enabled the page so now you can go forward with the changes and then we will close and merge this PR. As I told you you'll have to move all the changes that you made to the /docs folder, all the images should go in the /docs/assets folder. You will find more info on how to check the page in your repo and other parts that we want to add in the issue #123

theperu commented 5 months ago

Hi @gioisco did you have time to look at the changes that I suggested? Let me know if you need anything 😁

gioisco commented 5 months ago

I've implemented the requested changes.

Additionally, I fixed some misspellings, improved the titles of sections, and moved the files under the 'docs' directory (the screenshot is now in the 'assets' directory).

Finally, I included a link to the Linux setup guide in the 'Useful Links' section on the GitHub Page home (the README under the 'docs' directory).