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In the list of changed files, the green + means you’ve added a new file. You’ll see the new file you added in the list of uncommitted changes on the left.

Go into the repository where GitHub Desktop cloned the repo (use your Finder or browse the folders with Finder or Explorer) and either add a simple text file with some content or make a change to an existing file.

For example: Selecting paths for the repo in GitHub Desktop In the Local Path field, select where you want the repo cloned. If desired, you can change the Local Path.Ĭlick the URL tab, and then paste in the clone URL. GitHub Desktop should launch with a “Clone a Repository” dialog box about where to clone the repository.

In the confirmation dialog, select Open GitHub Desktop.app.

Open GitHub Desktop client and go to File > Clone Repository.

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While viewing your GitHub repo in the browser, click Clone or download and select Open in Desktop. (If you didn’t do the previous activity, just create a new repository.)

Go to and browse to the repository you created in the GitHub tutorial, but not the wiki.

(You should already have a GitHub account from previous tutorials, but if not, create one.)

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First, download and install GitHub Desktop.

To set up your Git repo using the GitHub Desktop client: This is because GitHub wikis have some limitations when it comes to making pull requests. Rather than working in a GitHub wiki (as you did in the previous GitHub tutorial), you’ll work in a regular Git repository. In this tutorial, you’ll use GitHub Desktop to manage the Git workflow.

Merge the branch through a pull requestįollow a typical workflow with a GitHub project using GitHub Desktop.

Merge the development branch into master.

Follow a typical workflow with a GitHub project using GitHub Desktop.

GUI clients might be especially helpful when you’re trying to see what has changed in a file since the GUI can quickly highlight and indicate the changes taking place.

Menlo Park API workshop video recordingĪlthough most developers use the command line when working with version control systems, there are many GUI clients available that can potentially simplify the process.

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Quality checklist for API documentation.

Different approaches for assessing information quality.

Measuring documentation quality through user feedback.

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Ensuring documentation coverage with each software release.Broadcasting your meeting notes to influence a wider audience.Sending doc status reports - a tool for visibility and relationship building.Managing content from external contributors.Documentation kickoff meetings and product demos.Following agile scrum with documentation projects.DX content strategy with developer portals.Create non-ref docs with native library APIs.

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Doxygen, a document generator mainly for C++.Activity: Generate a Javadoc from a sample project.Activity: Create or fix an API reference documentation topic.Best locations for API documentation jobs.The job market for API technical writers.Case study: Switching tools to docs-as-code.Jekyll and CloudCannon continuous deployment tutorial.Which tool to choose for API docs - my recommendations.Blobr: An API portal that arranges your API's use cases as individual products.Using Oxygen XML with docs-as-code workflows.Activity: Pull request workflows through GitHub.Activity: Use the GitHub Desktop Client.Activity: Manage content in a GitHub wiki.

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What research tells us about documenting code.Common characteristics of code tutorials.Activity: Assess the conceptual content in your project.Activity: Complete the SendGrid Getting Started tutorial.Activity: Test your project's documentation.Activity: Create an OpenAPI specification document.OpenAPI tutorial using Swagger Editor and Swagger UI: Overview.Redocly tutorial - authoring and publishing API docs with Redocly's command-line tools.Integrating Swagger UI with the rest of your docs.Getting started tutorial: Using Stoplight Studio to create an OpenAPI specification document.Stoplight: Visual modeling tools for creating your spec.Introduction to the OpenAPI specification.

Overview of REST API specification formats.

IV: OpenAPI spec and generated reference docs.

Activity: Evaluate API reference docs for core elements.

Activity: What's wrong with this API reference topic.

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Developer Documentation Trends: Survey Results.