DevCraft Academy - Exercises

How to contribute

Writing Solutions

1. Fork this project
2. Make a folder in the root of this project with your GitHub username, if it doesn't exist. For example, ./hola-soy-milk
3. Inside that folder, make a new folder with the name of the day's exercise. For example, ./hola-soy-milk/website-performance
4. In that new folder, add any code files you've written, along with a README.md with your analysis/writeup
5. Create a pull request with this solution

Giving Feedback

1. Open up the pull request list
2. Select a solution submitted by another participant in the programme
3. Add a review on specific lines using GitHub's built-in code review functionality

Receiving Feedback

Remember, Feedback is a Gift

Someone has taken the time to give you (hopefully constructive) feedback.

But remember, just because they have offered said feedback, does not mean you have to take it. Maybe your opinion differs from theirs. Being able to articulate why you won't take it in a constructive manner and thanking the reviewer for their feedback is critical.

Giving Feedback

Be Kind, Not Nice

Leaving a review that just says "Hey this is great 👍, no notes" is not nearly as helpful as saying "Hey great work, here's how it can be even better" is amazing

Point Out Lines of Code That Are Great, Not Just the Ones That Needs Improvement

Remember, feedback is both positive and contstructive!