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Title: ProjectX

Project Page Example
This is a mock Project Page for illustration porposes.
You are viewing the Readme.md file in the <code> section of the Github repository.

URL of < > Code Section of Repository: https://github.com/clizarraga-UAD7/ProjectX

URL of the Wiki Section of Repository: https://github.com/clizarraga-UAD7/ProjectX/wiki

Do something

Biodiversity Loss due to Climate Change

Earth System

Good practices: (Image credit: Wikimedia Commons, Creative Commons License)

Some helpful Edition tools:

Text generator and Creative Commons Images

A Little history... of what was done:

  1. Created a new Repositoy in Gihub or Clone One. I named this Repository: ProjectX
  2. Cloned the Remote Github Repository into a local repository on my computer using Github Desktop (Decide what will be your local repository directory).
  3. On the local repository create some planned directory structure, using the file manager or other:
    • Datasets
    • Docs
    • Images
    • Notebooks
    • Reports
    • Software
    • Publications 4.These files and directory structure will be in the <code> section of your Github repository.
  4. You can start moving files if you already have them classified.
  5. You can edit your Readme.md file using Atom Editor in your computer. Remember CTRL+SHIFT+M open the Markup Language Viewer.
  6. When you have made important changes Commit (update files from local to remote repository) using Github Desktop.
  7. After finishig the commit, you can check the Github remote repository to see published resources.

Good practice: Created: 02/23/2022, C. Lizarraga Updated: 02/23/2022, C. Lizarraga