Guys,
I have started a GitHub project to create a eBook on learning CSS from basics.
https://github.com/iYaffle/Yes-To-CSS
I saw the docs for CSS in Oxwall Wiki is empty and thought of starting this.
Please fork and contribute if you are interested and good in CSS.
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Leader dave
Feb 4 '14
Good to know :), hey if you have time on your hands you can work on some of the ideas i sent you last year LMAO :) hee hee
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Leader dave
Feb 5 '14
besides i need a class on Git and Github before i do anything else... I still do stuff the old fashioned way lol... i tried Github and its suppose to be easy but i finally gave up, must be the new wave for the new developers of the world... They certainly took revision to the max..
lol i even told this one open source deal that "hey ill send you my contributions and you can use them or not, but im not using that tool" lmao... :)
lol i even told this one open source deal that "hey ill send you my contributions and you can use them or not, but im not using that tool" lmao... :)
The Forum post is edited by dave Feb 5 '14
Purusothaman Ramanujam
Feb 5 '14
It's actually pretty much easy.. You can install the Windows Tool and get started.
http://windows.github.com/
Even better and easy way is to collaborate online.. Register an account with Github, Fork the repository, change it, and push the changes.
http://windows.github.com/
Even better and easy way is to collaborate online.. Register an account with Github, Fork the repository, change it, and push the changes.
