Gaminator As the technology available to developers continue to improve, video games are becoming recognized more and more as the ultimate form of entertainment. No matter what type of occupation, hobby, or lifestyle someone may enjoy there are certainly many games that they can appreciate. Gaminator is a tool that will help those who have little to no experience playing video games to find the right type of game for them to enjoy.
This source code is available to everyone under the standard MIT License.
To install please visit my repository and look at the uploaded files via GitHub Deployment.
Visual Studio Code (VS) was used to edit and improve the functionality of the given Password Generator.
Visual Studio Code is an lightning fast FREE open-source editor designed by Microsoft with developers in mind. Visual Studio code allows developers to easily apply the edit-build-debug cycle, resulting in more productivity on your ideas.
Visual Studio Code brings all that you need as a developer, such as: debugging, instant editing results, customization specifically designed for your preference, hundreds of languages, extensions, version control, and more all at your fingertips!
In order to make effective changes to the website both Git and GitHub were used in synchronization to push commits of the latest updated version.
Git is version control system which allows multiple users to make changes to one single repository.
GitHub is a corporation which provides hosting for version control Git and software development. GitHub Docs provides all needs for setting up your GitHub and answering problem-solving issues you may come across while using GitHub.
Feel free to contribute to this project in any of the following ways:
- Submit bug and feature requests
- Review Source Code Changes and make pull requests from typos to content
- For specific concerns that do not meet the above please do not hesitate to reach out to me via My GitHub.
If you are interested in fixing issues directly to the code base, please reference the How to Contribute article.
Copyright (c) 2020 Lexie Crawford
Licensed under the MIT License