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David Kirwan edited this page Apr 17, 2014
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First things first install Git.
If you only learn one thing in the next few weeks, I hope its git. Its a source control system which allows multiple developers to work on the same code, while minimising the issues surrounding this collaboration. Check the resources section, I've added a number of links such as cheat sheets for git commands.
Getting the code
Fork the Libreatalk repo
This step is pretty easy, just click the fork button on github. It creates a fork of the master repository, and copies it into your account under your name.
Every week, we will make changes to the master repository, and I'll upload them to the github repo. When you come in each week, we'll need to sync the changes down to your local copy, this is pretty straight forward simply:
open your terminal/git-bash window
cd git
cd libretalk
git pull coderdojo master
To sync the new changes with your fork on github, do the following: