KickStart

Contains resources, workflows and other documents needed to quickly set up a project and to get a team up and running.

Workflows and Style guides

Documents codifying best practices and codes of conduct for projects using particular platforms or stacks:

• Git workflow
• GitHub workflow
• Angular workflow

Configuration and resources

Operating system(s)

• Windows: configuration and resources

• WSL: configuration and resources

Applications

• Windows Terminal: resources

• VS Code: configuration and resources

Tooling

• JavaScript: configuration and resources

• TypeScript: configuration

• Angular: configuration and resources

GitHub resources

Readme

Every project needs a README file. Use this template to get started: README.md

Templates:

GitHub templates can be set by the repository administrator and are a good way of nudging developers to keep consistency in their issue and PR content and formatting:

• New issue template
• New pull request template

GitHub Projects Plus browser extension:

The GitHub Projects Plus browser extension updates GitHub's UI to provide you with different types of labels for different purposes. Typically it is good practice to differentiate between following types:

• Domain labels

  Should all be named starting with a "#" character and are used to position an issue or pull request into a certain domain of interest, for example: #api, #webclient, #mobile.

• Status labels

  Should all be named starting with a "@" character and are used to signify current status of an issue or pull request, for example: @blocked, @complete, @tested.

• Descriptor labels

  All other, ordinary labels, used to further classify and describe an issue or pull request.

You can download the GitHub Projects Plus browser extension here:

• For Chrome, Chromium and Edge browsers
• For Firefox browser