We are in the process of adding the source code from all of the tutorials to a public GitHub repository. If anyone would like to contribute, please feel free!
thenewboston Videos and Tutorials
Linux: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FgMqlHYDva5--sJuR1fc-wbidpvHMFKEvK4RHqD4px0/edit?usp=sharing
DigitalOcean: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xOllgXRN10fWz1TsURh0OYI60TAVz0snD8HOzga5CCA/edit?usp=sharing
if you use git clone, you have to download complete repository, but svn (subversion) makes it easier to download specific folder from a repo.
first install svn:
ubuntu users:
$ sudo apt install subversion
then download the specific tutorial folder:
$ svn checkout https://github.com/buckyroberts/Source-Code-from-Tutorials/trunk/<folder name>
for example lets take Bootstrap.
$ svn checkout https://github.com/buckyroberts/Source-Code-from-Tutorials/trunk/Bootstrap
Thats it!
1 - Download GitHub for Windows or GitHub for Mac
2 - On the top right of this page, click "Fork". This will create a copy for you.
3 - Once your copy has been created, click “Clone in Desktop” to download and save it on your computer.
4 - From here you can make changes, add folders, add source code files, etc...
5 - When you are finished with your changes, open GitHub for Windows (or Mac)
6 - Add a commit message and click "Commit to master"
7 - Click "Sync" on the top right to save the changes to your GitHub account.
8 - On your GitHub page for that repo, you will now see a “Pull Request” link. Click it.
9 - On this page, click the “Create pull request” button.
10 - Add a comment and click “create pull request” again button to submit.