if you are doing work make sure to branch and then merge, we are trying to make sure everything gets worked on and fixed before it's a problem.
!!!make sure to comment your work, this is a big project, comments do just help you, others have to figure out what you are doing with your code even if it works
All the issues are put in by what should get done then to what we should get done. pick issues that you are interested in and if someone already is on it you can still join it, try and read over everything.
Deployment
Deploy to a PaaS such as Heroku, AWS Elastic Beanstalk, or Google App Engine. There's some other PaaS providers here, and links to tutorials: https://www.fullstackpython.com/platform-as-a-service.html. You'll need to do some research into which PaaS will fit your application best. Consider factors like database support, how much configuration you'll need to do, and cost. There are free PaaS services or free trials, and you may also find extra free student credits. See GAE credits post on the home page of D2L; GitHub's student pack has credit for some PaaS providers.
Also, the read me file should be read before working on stuff, it's a overview of what we should already know but read it. Copied from LincT/lmn repo.
if you are doing work make sure to branch and then merge, we are trying to make sure everything gets worked on and fixed before it's a problem.
!!!make sure to comment your work, this is a big project, comments do just help you, others have to figure out what you are doing with your code even if it works
All the issues are put in by what should get done then to what we should get done. pick issues that you are interested in and if someone already is on it you can still join it, try and read over everything.
Deployment
Deploy to a PaaS such as Heroku, AWS Elastic Beanstalk, or Google App Engine. There's some other PaaS providers here, and links to tutorials: https://www.fullstackpython.com/platform-as-a-service.html. You'll need to do some research into which PaaS will fit your application best. Consider factors like database support, how much configuration you'll need to do, and cost. There are free PaaS services or free trials, and you may also find extra free student credits. See GAE credits post on the home page of D2L; GitHub's student pack has credit for some PaaS providers.
Also, the read me file should be read before working on stuff, it's a overview of what we should already know but read it. Copied from LincT/lmn repo.