Application and amd tools source code for The Sentient Well public Sandbox can be found here.
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- build status
- issues (waffle.io maybe)
- devDependencies
- npm package
- coverage
- slack
- downloads
- gitter chat
- license
- etc.
- For more on these wonderful
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- Most people will glance at your
README, maybe star it, and leave - Ergo, people should understand instantly what your project is about based on your repo
Tips
- HAVE WHITE SPACE
- MAKE IT PRETTY
- GIFS ARE REALLY COOL
GIF Tools
- Use Recordit to create quicks screencasts of your desktop and export them as
GIFs. - For terminal sessions, there's ttystudio which also supports exporting
GIFs.
Recordit
ttystudio
If you're
READMEhas a lot of info, section headers might be nice.
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// code away!
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let code = [];
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}
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- All the
coderequired to get started - Images of what it should look like
- Instrucitons to clone this Repo to your sysem.
- If you want more syntax highlighting, format your code like this:
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$ npm install
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- Going into more detail on code and technologies used
- I utilized this nifty Markdown Cheatsheet for this sample
README.
To get started...
- All neccessary installaiton and setup instrucitons/documents will be linked here as required.
- Contributors to projects and code will highlighted as required.
- Documents will be posted as required.
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- Website at
www.SentientWell.com - Twitter at
@SentientWell - Insert more social links here.
- MIT license
- Copyright 2015 © SentientWell.



