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Dear AddulR Arafa:
The project I created does some neat stuff, but I don’t think a ReadMe text file would be enough to describe it without some screen shots.
Any ideas or options,
MRM256
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From: AbdulR. Arafa
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Subject: Re: [community/community] Have a project to share. How do Icontribute? (Discussion #65594)
1. Create a new repository for your project. A repository is a place where you can store your project's code and other assets. To create a new repository, go to your GitHub dashboard and click the "New" button. Select "Repository" from the menu.
2. Give your repository a name and description. You can also choose a license for your project. A license is a legal document that tells people how they can use your code.
3. Upload your project's code to the repository. You can do this by clicking the "Upload files" button.
4. Add a README file to your repository. A README file is a text file that provides information about your project. It should include a brief description of the project, its purpose, and how to use it.
5. Share your repository with the open source community. You can do this by clicking the "Share" button and selecting the "Public" option.
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Before I retired. I spent a bunch of time developing and populating database systems.
Anyone who has had the pleasure of populating a database table without the assistance of a form knows how much fun it can be, so I thought it would be interesting to see if I could develop a program that could create a database table's form based on the structure (schema) of the database's table.
I have a Visual Studio 2017 application developed in Visual Basic .NET that does this for Microsoft Access 2010 and Microsoft SQL Server 2017 and I would like to share this with the open source community.
Can someone please explain what steps I have to go through to share this project?
Thank you,
MRM256
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