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A step-by-step procedure to add resources to OSWH


Note: If this is your first time of contributing to open source, make sure to read Contributing.md first


How to add resources


Start by selecting any one md file from the pages directory. Say for example you have selected full-stack-blockchain-development.md file.


Note: Now there are two possibilities, the file you selected might be a blank file if no one has contribited to it (in my case the file I selected was a blank file) or the file you selected might contain the resources added by our previous contributors.


If the file you selected is a blank file, then follow the below steps


  1. Every file must consist of one main heading (This has to be mentioned in the first line of the file)

# Heading

  1. Once you have added the main heading, we need to create a table in which we can add the description, preview and link to get started. This we can do by adding the following markdown.

|Description | Preview   | Link to get started with it   |
| :------------: | :------------: | :------------: |

Note: If you are using VS Code Editor, you can always check the preview of the md file by pressing the keys Ctrl + Shift + v


  1. Once the table creation is done, add the resources you have as shown below

|  1. CourseName| <center> [![CourseName](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/AddVideoCode/mqdefault.jpg "CourseName")](AddVideoLink "CourseName") <center>  | [Here you go](AddVideoLink)

  • The video code is nothing but the 11 digit/character code present at the end of every youtube video link. For example, for the following link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dphagk4O5qA the video code is dphagk405qA

Note: While adding the resources always refer to the other md files present in the pages directory. This might help you whenever you across certain issues.


If the file you selected is not an empty file, follow step 3

Congratulations! You're half way there to make your first contribution to Open-Source-With-Hasnain! 🙌🏼

Once you are done go back to the Contributing.md file and follow the remaining steps (i.e; from step 7)

In order to discuss changes, you are always welcome to open an issue about what you would like to contribute. Enhancements are always encouraged and appreciated.

All the best! 🥇