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ADVANCED TICTACTOE GAME USING JAVA .(BASICS OF OOPS , SWING , AWT , I/O)

Open karan4517 opened this issue 4 years ago • 4 comments

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karan4517 avatar Jun 14 '21 16:06 karan4517

I'm working on the projects if you give permission soon this project is on the platform @Tejas1510 @GowthamGoush and after the permission plz elaborate how i add my project into your platform .

karan4517 avatar Jun 14 '21 17:06 karan4517

i completed the project but i am confused how to add into your plat form please guide me once @Tejas1510 @RaveenaBhasin @GowthamGoush

karan4517 avatar Jun 17 '21 18:06 karan4517

Hey @karan4517 I can help you with this! Want to work?

mehabhalodiya avatar Jun 28 '21 16:06 mehabhalodiya

Hey @karan4517 I can guide you. If you have script ready with you and want to contribute then you can create a PR corresponding to this project. Let me tell you how it works!

  1. When you want to work on another's GitHub project, the first step is to fork a repo. This creates a new copy of the repo under your Github user account. (I think you have done this already!)

  2. Clone this Github repo. Open up the GitBash/Command Line and type in: git clone https://github.com/<your_username>/Hacking-Scripts.git

  3. Change the specific directory cd Hacking-Scripts

  4. Now create a branch of the main by: git branch -b <branch_name>

  5. You can now check the branches by: git branch You will see the main branch and another branch which you just created.

  6. Never develop on main branch. Switch to development branch (you have created). git checkout <branch_name>

  7. Start coding. Always use git status to see that you have not made changes on the file you were supposed not to.

  8. Now you have to add the changes to your present workspace. git add . In case, if you want to add some files only then use: git add file1 file2

  9. Make a commit. This will save a snapshot of your project. git commit -m "relevant message"

  10. Push the committed changes in your feature branch to your remote repository. git push -u origin <branch_name>

  11. Once you push the changes to your repo, go to your forked repository, the Compare & pull request button will appear in GitHub. Click it and you'll be taken to another page where you can open a pull request.

  12. Add an appropriate title and description to your PR explaining your changes.

  13. Finally, click on Create Pull Request.

This allows the repo's maintainers to reviews your work. From here, they can merge it if it is good, or they may ask you for some changes.

mehabhalodiya avatar Jul 01 '21 06:07 mehabhalodiya