Website's Repository
How to Contribute to the Tilburg Science Hub Website as a Research Assistant? | Website's Repository
Discover how to contribute to the Tilburg Science Hub website, from creating the content to publishing it on the website.
Follow these guidelines to clone, update and structure the website's repository:
The Tilburg Science Hub website's repository is accessible at: https://github.com/tilburgsciencehub/website
You don't need to fork the repository; you can simply clone it.
To clone the website's repository, open a terminal or Git Bash and use the "git clone" command ("git clone https://github.com/tilburgsciencehub/website"). Alternatively, use the GitHub Desktop app: click "File" -> "Clone repository...", and enter the URL of the repository as well as the local path on your device (see picture below) or follow this official GitHub guide for more options: Cloning a Repository from GitHub to GitHub Desktop.
If you've cloned the website before, ensure your local repository is up to date with the latest changes from the remote repository. To achieve this, use the "Git pull" command in your terminal. This command will fetch the changes from the remote repository and automatically merge them into your current local branch. If you prefer using GitHub Desktop, follow these steps:
- Click on the "Fetch origin" button to retrieve the latest changes from the remote repository.
- After fetching, click on the "Pull origin" button to merge the changes into your current local branch.
Place all new content in the "content" folder of the website's repository. Within this folder, you'll find thematically organized folders for building blocks, tutorials, and examples. Within each of these folders, you will find folders with topics. When naming your Markdown file, please use meaningful and descriptive titles, avoiding the use of capital letters and spaces in the file names.
