Series: ngOfficeUIFabric - How we did it
Over the last few months I've been serving as a coordinators for the ngOfficeUIFabricproject where we are building directives for Angular 1.x for the Office UI Fabric controls. We have adopted some practices and patterns, most borrowed from other projects that have helped us in managing the project. This post is one of a few in a How We Do It series of posts to share some of our guidelines that may help others. Those contributing to the project are doing so on their own time. Anyone is welcome to contribute and not be saddled with the burden of a lot of rules. My goal has always been to put things in place that make it easy for new people to get involved, to make sure the management of the project and tedious stuff is stuff contributors don't have to worry about.
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ngOfficeUIFabric - How We Do It - Continuous Delivery... Automate All The Things!
In this post, learn how we automate the entire continuous integration & delivery process of the ngOfficeUIFabric project. Learn how we automate all the things!- Published on
ngOfficeUIFabric - How We Do It - Handling Pull Requests
Learn what we consider good pull requests & how we merge them in ngOfficeUIFabric. You will notice we aren’t doing or saying anything all that unique.- Published on
ngOfficeUIFabric - How We Do It - Keeping a Clean Commit Log
Learn how we keep a very clean commit log, one that is self-documenting, one that is very easy to read and quickly identify when and where stuff happened.