Even though I am watching this I would need introduction to git & git hub first lol :D this is like rocket science for me I would create probably more issues than fixes.
Hm, if you find unique bugs nobody are known about - then that's great! You don't need to fix every bug you found :) Someone from the community may help with it.. the most important is to find a bug and prepare good steps to reproduce itso other devs can easily reveal the bug - that's a tricky thing sometimes.
What about Git/GitHub, well, yeah, we suppose our users already know about it because it's really the basics, but if you don't - take a look at these lessons that are free: https://try.github.io/
Cheers!
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Even though I am watching this I would need introduction to git & git hub first lol :D this is like rocket science for me I would create probably more issues than fixes.
Hey Peter,
Hm, if you find unique bugs nobody are known about - then that's great! You don't need to fix every bug you found :) Someone from the community may help with it.. the most important is to find a bug and prepare good steps to reproduce itso other devs can easily reveal the bug - that's a tricky thing sometimes.
What about Git/GitHub, well, yeah, we suppose our users already know about it because it's really the basics, but if you don't - take a look at these lessons that are free: https://try.github.io/
Cheers!
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