anitab-org / bridge-in-tech-backend

BridgeInTech (BIT) is an application that allows organizations, mentors and mentees to actively collaborate through mentoring programs. This is the backend client of BridgeInTech.
https://bridgeintech-bit-heroku-psql.herokuapp.com/
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docs: Add a section in the documentation displaying versions of the frameworks and extension use. #223

Open Amulya-coder opened 3 years ago

Amulya-coder commented 3 years ago

Description

In the readme add a section that shows the framework version and extensions used in the project.

Acceptance Criteria

Add the versions and extensions used in bridge-in-tech

Update [Required]

Definition of Done

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Amulya-coder commented 3 years ago

@mtreacy002 I think this is a valid issue for first timers only can you please verify.

mtreacy002 commented 3 years ago

@Amulya-coder , can you please explain which specific framework and extension you want the contributors to add here? Do you mean the dependencies we use in the requirements.txt? If so, do we still need to state them on the Readme when contributors can see them from the requirements.txt?

Amulya-coder commented 3 years ago

Yes, @mtreacy002 the flask extensions and framework that are mentioned in the requirements.txt and this helps the new contributors to learn more about the project work if we defining the extensions, framework, Language used for developing the project in the readme so that it is easily noticed by the contributors.

Rahulm2310 commented 3 years ago

@Amulya-coder Thanks for opening this but I agree here with @mtreacy002. Also, github UI shows the languages used in the project. image

Furthermore, we also have tags for project frameworks and languages in the about section. image

So, I don't think there is need for adding redundant details again to the readme.

Amulya-coder commented 3 years ago

@Rahulm2310 Ahh... I know that there are default tags provided in the Github but it's a "good practice" to add it in the documentation also. This is used in the mentorship Backened too you can check :) .

matsy commented 1 year ago

@mtreacy002 Is this issue open? Is someone working on this?