If you like this project, you can contribute to it by purchasing an eBook or a physical copy
of the book on Amazon. Or, by sending a direct donation to the author. Checkout the details at README.md.
But you can still contribute to this project in other ways. For example, these are some reasons why you could open new issues on the official repository of the project:
- if you don't understand something, or, if a particular section of the book seems confusing to you, you can open an issue to clarify these points.
- to give a feedback, or, a suggestion of improvement.
- to point out an error in the book. This error can be:
- a typo;
- it might also be an error in the code examples (i.e. the code example doesn't work when it is supposed to work);
- a knowledge error in the book, meaning that, there is a mistake in the technical explanation of a subject.
Now, maybe, you want to do something more than just open an issue. Maybe you want to actually
send a Pull Request to be reviewed. For example, if you spot a typo anywhere in the book,
feel free to edit the underlying QMD file
(QMD files are inside the Chapters folder)
of the current chapter to fix the typo, and send a Pull Request with the change.
If you've never done this before, the process is very easy:
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Click the edit this page on the sidebar.
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Make the changes using GitHub's in-page editor and save.
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Submit a pull request and include a brief description of your changes. "Fixing typos" is perfectly adequate.
If you send a Pull Request with significant changes, you need to include the phrase "I assign the copyright of this contribution to Pedro Duarte Faria" in the description of your Pull Request - I need this so I can publish the book.