resources.yaml

---
title: Create your account on Github
entry: https://help.github.com/articles/signing-up-for-a-new-github-account
pages:
  - url: /signing-up-for-a-new-github-account/
    description: It is your choice whether you want to be super-nerdy and use two-factor authentication or not.
  - url: /.*\/github.com\/pricing/
    description: Click the green `sign up now` button.
  - url: /.*\/github.com\/join/
    description: Choose your username wisely! It should be short but unique. 
  - url: /.*\/github.com\/join\/plan/
    description: Just pick the free plan, it will suffice for everything we do on she.codes.
  - url: /.*\/github.com\/$/
    description: Congratulations, you have a GitHub account now! Move on to the next step!
description: |
    Your GitHub account is your gateway to the world of social coding!
---
title: Create your first repository
entry: https://help.github.com/articles/create-a-repo
description: |
    This repository will be a place for your personal notes, like a blog.
pages:
  - url: https://help.github.com/articles/create-a-repo
  - url: /.*\/github.com\/new/
    description: |
      Call your new repository `my-notes-on-she.codes`.
      Make it `public` and select `Initialize this repository with a README`.
  - url: /.*\/github.com\/[^/]+/my-notes-on-she.codes/
    description: |
      You can edit the Readme.md file by clicking on the file name (in blue) and then on the pen icon on the right. Edit the  Readme.md so it says something like 'This repository is for my personal she.codes stuff'.
      
    
      **NOTE** All the world can see the contents of this repository. It is public.
---
title: Learn Markdown 
entry: http://gitbookio.gitbooks.io/markdown/index.html
description: |
    Markdown is a simple way to add some formatting to your journal.
    Learn all about it here!