NoteBook

Welcome to Notebook, an open-source project designed with beginners in mind! Notebook is all about creating a friendly and supportive environment for developers of all levels. Whether you're just starting your coding journey or you're an experienced pro, there's a place for you here.

With Notebook, you can easily contribute to technical content and gain valuable experience in the world of open source. Our blog-like platform, built on GitHub's Jekyll framework and adorned with the user-friendly Chirpytheme, makes it a breeze to share your knowledge and learn from others. It's a win-win situation: beginners learn from the insightful posts by contributors, while contributors get the satisfaction of helping others on their coding journey. Join us at Notebook and let's learn and grow together!

Contribution

Hey there, fellow developer !!!... I'm happy to see you intrested in contributing to this open source project. Since, this project is an open notebook for everyone, you're always welcome to make your techinal writing contribution by writing you own blog, tip & trick, documentation and much more. All you have to do is write down your content in markdown (just like how wrote this README.md file) and place those file within _posts directory.

First time ???... Then I highly recommend you to check out CONTRIBUTING.md.

• Step 1: Make sure you install the required dependencies like Ruby, bundler and Jekyll framework. Installation varies from platform to platform, so make sure to check out the CONTRIBUTING.md.

• Step 2: After installing the required dependencies, fork this repository and clone it in your local system, using the following command:

  git clone https://github.com/<your-github-profile>/Notebook.git
  

• Step 3: Build and run the project within your local machine. ```bash

  installing required dependencies for the project to run

  bundle

host the build within your local machine

bundler exec jekyll s

> [!NOTE]
> If project build is successful, then you can view the project build that is hosted through your [localhost:4000/Notebook](http://127.0.0.1:4000/Notebook/). Well done, you have successfully setted up the project within your local system.

- **Step 4:** After you have setted up the project and done analyzing it, Create a new branch to work on. Make sure your branch name is small and simple.
```bash
# create and checkout to your new branch
git checkout -b <your-post-name>

# checking which branch you currently in
git branch

• Step 5: Now, go ahead and enter your author details within the authors.yml even before you started working on your technical writing. Just make sure you're entering the details in the following format:

  # Make sure the key value does not match other authors
  unique_key_value:
  name: <author_name>
  twitter: <twitter_id>
  url: <personal (or) contact url>
  

shamith_watchdogs:
  name: Shamith Nakka
  twitter: Shamith29188225
  url: https://github.com/iamwatchdogs/

• Step 6: Now to the actual task, Create a new markdown file with YYYY-MM_DD-your-post-name.md (make sure your post name is in small letters and separated by single dash) within the _post directory.

• Step 7: Each and every markdown file that you have created for content writing should contain the following meta data (or) config: ```md

title: