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New members

New team members are almost always welcome.

To ensure the productive learning and working environment, there is a [new_members_procedure.md](new members procedure) we follow.

To work together with the team smoothly, these things must be done:

1. Create a verified GitHub account

  • Go to https://github.com and create a new account
  • A verification email will be sent to your personal email address. Accept it
  • Let @richelbilderbeek know your GitHub username, either by re-opening this Issue or send him an email

2. Install Qt Creator and SFML

See install.

3. Create a branch for yourself

  • Log into GitHub
  • Go to the Nature Zen GitHub
  • Create a new branch for yourself:

4. Install git

  • Under Linux: sudo apt install git

  • Under Windows: download and install git and/or a git GUI:

    • Git Bash, for a command-line interface
    • Any git GUI, for a graphical user interface

5. Clone Nature Zen to your local harddisc

See git.

6. Check out your own branch

See git.

7. Add your branch to README.md

On your local computer, edit the file README.md. This is the Nature Zen main page. Add your name to the overview of branches.

Then do a git add, commit and push. See git.

On the Nature Zen GitHub:

  • Switch to your branch

  • Check your build status

  • You can click on the 'Build' badge. Here you can theoretically wait for the build to finish

If the build passes, merge your work with develop. See git.

8. Add your name to doc/team.md

On your local computer, edit the file doc/team.md. This is the Nature Zen team overview. Add your name to the list. Your initial function will be 'junior dev'.

Then do a git add, commit and push. See git.

If the build passes, merge your work with develop. See git.

9. Find something to do

  • Look for an Issue in the 'To do' column
  • Assign yourself that Issue
  • Move that Issue to the 'In progress' column
  • Fix it 👍
  • Then do a git add, commit and push. See git.
  • If the build passes, merge your work with develop. See git.