Merge pull request courselab#7 from flossschool/my-work

My work

AUTHORS

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  Wallace Cruz de Souza                  [email protected]
  Edylson Torikai                        [email protected]
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+ Victor Roberti Camolesi                [email protected]

doc/Contrib.md

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+ # DEVELOPER DOCUMENTATION
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+ ## General directions
+  **0. Get Connected**
+  In the #general channel on the [Pollex Slack](sistemasopensource.slack.com), you can ask questions or discuss things related to Pollex development. 
+
+  **1. Decide what you'd like to work on**
+  Whether it's a feature or a bug fix, you'll need to know exactly how you want to improve Pollex.
+
+  - You can choose an [existing issue](https://github.com/flossschool/pollex/issues);
+  - There are some important issues on [milestones](https://github.com/flossschool/pollex/milestones);
+  - If you've have something specific in mind and there's no existing issue for it, you can open it for community discussion.
+
+  **2. Build your own copy of Pollex**
+  In order to try out the changes you make, you'll want a local copy of Pollex's source code that you build yourself.
+
+  - Decide which branch you'll work. Initially you can choose "work" branch;
+  - Compile your working branch
+
+  **3. Implement your improvement**
+  Finally, get to work!
+
+  - Your changes should follow the Pollex coding conventions:
+    - This includes writing a good comments for parts of your code that may be hard for others to understand;
+    - Follow the [PEP 8 - Style Guide for Python Code](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/) 
+  - Test your code!
+
+  **4. Create a pull request ("PR") and await review**
+  Once your changes work on your local copy, it's time to share them.
+
+   - [Create a PR](https://github.com/flossschool/pollex/compare);
+   - Select as base "master" and as compare your branch ("work");
+
+  **5. Celebrate!**
+  Actually, you might get a few comments about things you have to change first. Even so, you've come a long way, so give yourself a pat on the back! If you are an SOS student, maybe you can be approved in class. 
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+ ## 2) Development environment
+  **NEED DETAILED TIPS**
+  - The best way to contribute for Pollex is using the [Docker](https://www.docker.com/) container, so all you'll need to develop are already installed.
+    - First download the dockerfile in (where?);
+    - Create the image: "docker build -t dockerfile";
+    - Run the image: "docker run docker_image";
+  - You can choose also the [cmake](https://cmake.org/) installation:
+    - First download the repository;
+    - Move to source directory (?) and enter "make" on terminal;
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+ ## 3) Repository policy
+  This repository uses GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE.
+  Everyone are welcome. Don't behave like Linus Torvalds, respect everyone who spends their time transforming this idea into a real project.
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