Hi there Code Refinery folks, a year or so ago I forked this really wonderful lesson in order to teach it as part of a Carpentries workshop at the Smithsonian. Since then, the Smithsonian lesson (https://github.com/MikeTrizna/github-without-command-line) has changed quite a bit, and someone made the suggestion that we generalize it a bit to contribute it as part of the Carpentries Incubator series.
I just submitted the proposal here: carpentries-incubator/proposals#166. Would you all like to be added as maintainers? Also I want to be very clear that the lesson started as a fork from this Code Refinery lesson, so please let me know how best to make that attribution (in addition to the ones that are already in the README and intro).
Also, please let me know if you are opposed to this. I'd be happy to rewrite a few episodes from scratch to be completely original. You can also email me at triznam@si.edu, if that makes more sense.
Thanks again for creating such a great lesson!
Hi there Code Refinery folks, a year or so ago I forked this really wonderful lesson in order to teach it as part of a Carpentries workshop at the Smithsonian. Since then, the Smithsonian lesson (https://github.com/MikeTrizna/github-without-command-line) has changed quite a bit, and someone made the suggestion that we generalize it a bit to contribute it as part of the Carpentries Incubator series.
I just submitted the proposal here: carpentries-incubator/proposals#166. Would you all like to be added as maintainers? Also I want to be very clear that the lesson started as a fork from this Code Refinery lesson, so please let me know how best to make that attribution (in addition to the ones that are already in the README and intro).
Also, please let me know if you are opposed to this. I'd be happy to rewrite a few episodes from scratch to be completely original. You can also email me at triznam@si.edu, if that makes more sense.
Thanks again for creating such a great lesson!