📓 Registration Guideline

How to register your team?

➡ Disclaimer: To complete the registration process, you'll need about five minutes. The OpenGuild Team is dedicated to promoting the culture of open-source contribution among hackathon participants. By following the steps outlined below, you'll gain an understanding of how to contribute to an open-source repository on GitHub and become eligible to join our hackathon.

Step 1: Install and setup Git on your local device

• Visit this documentation if you don't have Git installed on your machine yet
• Instal Github Desktop to interactively manage your Git project

Step 2: Fork this repository by click the Fork button on Github

Step 2.1: Click the fork button on the main repository

Step 2.2: Create a new forked repository

Step 3: Clone the forked repository to your local device using the below command

git clone https://github.com/[your-github-username]/Mini-OpenHack-1st-Edition.git

Replace the [your-github-username] with your Github username. For example, if my username is gavinwood, I would do the below command to clone the repository to my local device.

git clone https://github.com/gavinwood/Mini-OpenHack-1st-Edition.git

Step 4: Edit the README.md file to register for official participation

Go to Participant Registration section and register to be the workshop participants. Add the below to the list, replace any placeholder with your personal information.

| 👨‍💻    | Team Name | Team Member Name | Project idea or team overview | Discord Handle | Team Size |

Register as an individual

For example, below is how to register as an individual

| 👨‍💻    | Parity Technologies | Gavin Wood | Polkadot is a layer 0 protocol... | gavinwood#1234 | 1 |

Register as a team

For example, below is how to register as a team

| 👨‍💻    | Your team name | Member A | This is your team description, only need to fill in for one team member | member_a#1111 | 3 |
| 👨‍💻    | Your team name | Member B | | member_a#2222 | 3 |
| 👨‍💻    | Your team name | Member C | | member_a#3333 | 3 |

Step 5: Commit your code and push to the forked Github repository

git add .
git commit -m "Register for Mini OpenHack First Edition"

Step 6: Create a Pull Request to merge your changes to this repository and name your PR as Your Team Name | Register for Mini OpenHack First Edition

Below is the example of the Pull Request