Proof Beginners Series Guide

[GrooveCS]

Good afternoon @bennyvasquez,
I’ve been going through some of the documentation you put together for beginners, and I’ve got a few edits I’d like to propose after giving it a good proofread. Feel free to take or leave any of my suggestions—or tweak them if you see a better way.

While I was at it, I tested out coding with a fork, making edits in Codespaces, and running tests—all without installing anything locally. It worked like a charm! I think we should include instructions on using Codespaces and other online editors for editing the wiki. What do you think?

Happy Holidays, P-)

[codyro]

I think we should include instructions on using Codespaces and other online editors for editing the wiki. What do you think?

Absolutely! I'd maybe hold off on adding too much content surrounding that in the immediate as I know @alaurie was looking to potentially setup a devcontainer for the wiki after the primary website--which is perfect as it can be used within codespaces for a reproducible dev environment :).

@alaurie if you're busy I can bootstrap it and make a PR/have you review it. Let me know :).

[alaurie]

@codyro if you want to that would be good. I'm pretty strapped with Christmas stuff for at least a couple of days at the moment.

[bennyvasquez]

@GrooveCS Thank you so much for this! I've been very behind, but this looks awesome! I'm going to merge this PR to the proposed guide. We should definitely have more guides on how to contribute to both this and the website - especially for GitHub beginners.