GitHub and collaboration with code

The goal of this project is to practice the workflow of social coding — learning to collaborate within a group on a common set of data.

Details of our page

Topic: [TBD]

Pages

• index.html: Home

Things to Do

• organization site or Project site model

• Use GitHub Pages

• Start creating content (One page per person) You can create a site for our course; an informational site for your team; a pretend site for the (non-existent) technical project you created earlier; or even something completely unrelated to our class topic (like a site about a band or TV show, or collaboratively-written fiction).

• resolve conflicts that arise when multiple people make conflicting changes to the same file; therefore, a requirement is that each content unit contain edits by at least two members of the team

• Pull requests

• Conversation mechanism

• Projects

• Issues?

• Actions?

Graded On...

• how much you individually contributed to the project (as evidenced by the Github records)
• how broadly your team used the version control features of git and the collaboration features available in Github and Slack
• At least one pull request per content unit