Use the following template to match the necessary formatting for the JSON structure of a member. Remember, if you don't feel comfortable sharing some piece or it doesn't apply to you, remove the key value you pair completely (ie, if. you don't have your own meetup remove "meetup": "link to meetup" completely - and the comma before / after it as necessary to make the JSON valid! ).
Make a new branch with an informative name like (feature/add-sierra) to make your changes on.
After you fill out your information, you will need to add it to the bottom of the member list - add a comma to the current last entry, and then add yours below. Try to follow proper styling! Then you can commit your changes, push them to Github, open a PR and tag @sierraobryan to as your reviewer!
{
"name": "your name",
"image_url": "link to your phone",
"location": "where are you located?",
"favorite_techs": [
"list",
"of",
"strings"
],
"hobbies": [
"also a",
"list of",
"strings"
],
"links": {
"website": "link to your website",
"twitter": "link to your twitter",
"linkedIn": "link to your LinkedIn",
"github": "link to your github",
"facebook": "link to your facebook",
"meetup": "link to meetup"
}
}
Use the following template to match the necessary formatting for the JSON structure of a member. Remember, if you don't feel comfortable sharing some piece or it doesn't apply to you, remove the key value you pair completely (ie, if. you don't have your own meetup remove
"meetup": "link to meetup"completely - and the comma before / after it as necessary to make the JSON valid! ).Make a new branch with an informative name like (feature/add-sierra) to make your changes on.
After you fill out your information, you will need to add it to the bottom of the member list - add a comma to the current last entry, and then add yours below. Try to follow proper styling! Then you can commit your changes, push them to Github, open a PR and tag @sierraobryan to as your reviewer!