Contribute
This guide is free and open source. It was been written as other methodologies and approaches proved successful. As such, it's in everyones best interest for this to be a living document that is improved and updated regularly.
How to Contribute:
1. Edit Content Directly
a. Experienced with GitHub
If you're familiar with Github, feel free to open a Pull Request (PR) in any way you see fit. ā View Repo.
b. Edit in GitHub
If you see something you think should be changed, please click the "Edit in GitHub" on any of the PM Guidebook page.
Through the power of GitHub, anyone can make changes:
Click on the "Edit on GitHub" link on the related page.
You will need to log in with your GitHub account, or create one if you donāt have one.
Click on the pencil icon Edit this file in the top right corner
Make your changes. Note: the website is written in markdown.
Click Commit changesā¦
By default, you will be asked to Create a new branch for this commit and start a pull request.
Type in a little note explaining what you have changed and why then click Propose changes.
This will create a Pull Request which someone will review.
Thanks very much!!!
2. Request Content
If you're not familiar with editing in Github or Markdown, you can still contribute by creating an "issue" (a ticket, idea, suggestion) in GitHub.
You can think of this as similar as writing a Jira or Linear ticket. You will need a free Github account.
Raise an Issue / Make a Suggestion.
3. Consider Donating
And, if you find this guide helpful, please consider donating ā This guide was a labor of love with the goal of being open source and an ever evolving, living document.
That being said, we poured hundreds of hours into this guide, therefore donations are appreciated.
4. Favorite on GitHub
If you'd like to show some love, please consider starring the repo on Github ā View Repo.
Thank you āŗļø
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