Updated ReadMe #588
Updated ReadMe #588
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| The major priority of this project has been that this platform allows users to make their project "Open Sourced" and released them under various open source Organisations, experts which hold up a ring plate on this portal. | ||
| Installing Node and NPM on Windows and macOS is straightforward because you can just use the provided installer: |
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I don't think we need to provide instructions on how to install node or npm on windows or Linux. We could just provide a link to official docs which explains it.
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@ksraj123 I agree with you but I wanted to make sure that someone new would have no issue setting up the project and contributing to it since this was what @vaibhavdaren brought up during the last meeting.
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| The first step of setting the donut frontend locally is to fork the original repository. This creates a copy of that repository under your own account enabling you to begin working with the code. The rights to public repositories will be such that you can view the code, but not directly commit into the repository or create branches. This allows the project owners to control changes within their codebase. |
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I think this is unnecessary as its not the readme's job to tell users how to use git. If we had a procedure that's different than in other open source orgs then this would have made sense. Maybe we could just include titles of what to do, not detailed instructions.
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Same as above. Let's discuss with @vaibhavdaren during today's meeting and get his opinion before removing these parts @ksraj123
Fixes #586
Updated the docs as requested by @vaibhavdaren.