Contributing to developersIndia wiki

First off, thanks for taking the time to contribute! 🎉 Make sure you follow below guidelines before contributing.

Setup

You need to have the follow tools installed:

Once installed you can verify if the software are working properly or not by invoking the following commands;

# Verify the mdbook CLI tool is installed on your system
mdbook --version
# Example output: mdbook v0.4.21

Fork the repository & clone it on your local machine:
```
git clone github.com/developersIndia/wiki
```
Run the development server to see the changes live:
```
mdbook serve
```

Questions that are repeatedly asked on our subreddit (or discord). E.g "How to prepare yourself for a product job" or "How to switch from service based to a product-based job".
FAQs are highly valuable to the community & we expect you to constantly update them as time changes.
While adding insightful posts & comments from the community, make sure you follow below guidelines:
- Follow the pattern of the existing FAQs.
- Always make sure the content is relevant to the topic. If a category for FAQs doesn't exist, create a proposal with the necessary posts/comments that can belong to it.
- Always make sure the content is not offensive. If moderators have removed a post, avoid linking any content from it.
- Avoid linking any comments that are "reactions" to the post (E.g. congrats OP, I'm in same situation, etc).
- Avoid linking any comments that are "follow-up" questions to a post. Only link direct answers to the post.
- Add comments that are are insightful, these usually have a lot of upvotes or 1-2 paragraphs or points of detailed advice.

Long text guides which will help developersIndia (or the tech community) in general. You can suggest ideas by creating a proposal. A nice example would be "How to improve your productivity as a developer". Go very niche with the topic.
Basically these are guides that are not FAQs but are still very helpful to the community. Avoid proposing tutorials, like how to create a HTMX app.
Try to make you wiki as detailed as possible. We don't expect you to know everything.
Your intention while writing a wiki should be to think of the community as a whole.
Try to avoid any personal opinions. Try to be as close as possible towards facts.

You create a wiki proposal with an intention to work on it.
Community Members review your proposal & ask/suggest any follow ups.
You take your time to write this wiki. We use markdown for writing and vale for prose linting.
You create a PR mentioning the issue no.
One (or more) community members from our team reviews your Wiki. You fix any issues (grammar etc)
Once the PR is merged. We announce the new wiki addition on our subreddit (and discord).