Proofreading

[olasitarska]

If you're a native English speaker (or just know English well!), have some time on your hands and want to help, we would really appreciate if you could help proof read this tutorial!

You can see preview here: http://book.djangogirls.org/.

How to do it?

• comment this thread with the names of chapter you want to proofread. Make sure that anyone else is not reading them already. If all the chapters are "taken", just read from the beginning to see if there is something others didn't catch.
• fork this repository, change and pull request
• receive a 👍 and 😍 from DjangoGirls! :)

Already corrected chapters:

• Introduction (@mjtamlyn)
• How the Internet works (@mjtamlyn)
• Introduction to Python (@mjtamlyn)
• What is Django? (@mjtamlyn)
• Database (@mcmillan)
• Django installation (@mcmillan)
• Code editor (@mcmillan)
• Starting Django Project (@mcmillan)
• Django models (@rebkwok)
• Django admin (@rebkwok)
• Django urls (@rebkwok)
• Django views - time to create! (@rebkwok)
• Introduction to HTML (@evildmp)

In progress:

TO DO:

• Django ORM
• Django templates
• CSS
• Template extending
• Extend your application
• Deploy!
• Django Forms
• Domain
• Homework

I'll be updating this post.

[mcmillan]

Assuming nobody else has shotgunned them, I'll take the next four:

• Database
• Django installation
• Code editor
• Starting Django project

Will start working on them tonight.

[rebkwok]

I'll take the next four:
Django models
Django admin
Django urls
Django views - time to create!
Pull request #29

[olasitarska]

Thanks! Updated first post.

[evildmp]

I have taken

• Introduction to HTML - pull request: Suggested changes for HTML chapter #27

[EdgyEdgemond]

Taking Django ORM
Django Template
Template Extending
Extend Your Application
Pull Request #65

[EdgyEdgemond]

Next is
CSS
Deploy
Django Forms
Domain
Homework

[keikoro]

Sorry, @BluesFiend, I probably should have commented here also :P but since the ticket was opened back before the workshop I thought the info in here might be outdated.

Anyway, I went through the python_introduction chapter (which had actually been corrected before) and fixed stuff in there. See #67

[EdgyEdgemond]

@kerstin No worries, I just went through the ones that hadnt been ticked yet :) I think theres some changes marked for more proofreading around somewhere.