Team Collaboration - devuxd/SeeCodeRun GitHub Wiki
This page has answers to some of the frequent asked questions and guides for best practices on using Slack, Balsamiq,and Google Drawings tools.
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I'm looking for someone to do a code review. Where should I post?
There are two ways to do that:
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You can do a Pull request on GitHub. This is the official definition of Pull requests from GitHub:
Pull requests let you tell others about changes you've pushed to a GitHub repository. Once a pull request is sent, interested parties can review the set of changes, discuss potential modifications, and even push follow-up commits if necessary.
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If you are not quite sure that your code is ready to be on GitHub yet, you can go to Slack and see who is online to review your code. If there is no one online, I suggest putting your request on #random channel.
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I'm looking for someone to pair program with. Where should I post?
Go to Slack and check if there is anyone online. If so, send to that person a direct message. If there is no one online, use #random channel to post your request. -
What documentation should I add to my code?
You need to explain what exactly your code does. Does it fix a bug? Or Does it add a feature? In addition, you need to add what you see necessary for reviewers to know in order to understand your code. -
I just created a UML diagram. How do I share it?
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How do I find more templates for Balsamiq? Are there any specific templates for Bootstrap apps?
Check out this tutorial on creating project templates using Bootstrap template
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Where can I learn more about Slack?
The best way to learn more about Slack is by visiting their official web site. Also, check out the helpful links section below.
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