[task] write guide for amatuers, on how to collaborate on Github

[cloudle]

Idea, create .md file on whitepaper that introduce the journey.

[Loopstar]

1. Create new account on Github

• Go to page: https://github.com/pricing
• Follow the prompts to create your personal account
• Next step "Verify your email address"
• Complete step and login the account have created

2. How to using Git and Github:
   a. Git basic command:

• create git repository on local
• <git clone "url"> download project from git "url" repository Github to git repository local
• download code from git repository Github to git repository local
• upload code from git repository local to git repository Github
• <git add "file_name"> or <git add .> create git "file_name" or create all file on git repository local
• <git commit -m "message"> upload source code status to git repository local include "message"
• or <git log -oneline -graph -decorate>: to check status of git repository
• check branch
• <git branch "branch_name"> create branch
• <git checkout "branch_name" go to "branch" on git
• merge code on branch to master
  b. Git link to Github, your code local to remote:
• Create a repository Github and have "url"
• Access your source code folder, create git repository local:
• Upload your source code folder to git staging: <git add -"name_file"> or add all file: <git add .>
• After review code git staging and OK, upload to git repository local: <git commit -m "message">
• Update status on git repository local to git repository Github: <git remote add origin "url of your github repository">
• Upload source code to git repository Github: <git push -u origin master>
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  More detail on Git tutorial: https://git-scm.com/docs/gittutorial

[fluctlight-kayaba]

@Loopstar put that on an .md file on the repository source code instead.. we do expected something simple and "light" enough for beginner, who have almost no background with GitHub before.

[zangimmortal]

Instruction too heavily technical, should be dead simple.