aldro61
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6 years ago I read the requirements for the final eval. Stick to the plan that we discussed in the meeting, but keep it simple. It doesn't have to be very long. Take a look here for more details.
Requirements
- It must be easy to identify the work you have done. (i.e. the changes you made or new code.)
- When someone goes to the provided URL it should be clear what work you did without requiring them to do signifcant additional digging.
- It should be in a stable location. The URL cannot be changed after submission.
- Someone else should be able to use the content at (or referenced from) the target of the link to extend your work.
- If your work is 100% complete, they should be able to use it.
- If your work is not 100% complete, it should be clear what's left to do.
It would be best to call your doc file README.md. This will simplify rendering in github pages.