Contributing to documentation 101

[Deltakosh 2,800]

Thanks a lot! I fixed them. It should be live soon

[inteja 19]

I got here from the @deltakosh Help Wanted thread 

I'm a native English speaker, would like to contribute to the docs and have used the "fork and local clone" method but am getting 404 and 500 errors when viewing my local clone.

I can use the easier, direct edit method for now but I'd like to resolve this method as well.

 

[Temechon 652]

@inteja You have first to run 'grunt build', then 'grunt serve'.

[inteja 19]

Thanks @Temechon That instruction wasn't in the original post but I see now it's been answered in a subsequent reply. Works now.

[Deltakosh 2,800]

Thanks for your help!

[V!nc3r 77]

I suggest adding two points in the first post, 'cause I add issues, resolved by doing:

• installing grunt, writing npm install -g grunt-cli in command prompt,
• run grunt build, then grunt serve,
• also, node.js download link will be more convenient if its point to https://nodejs.org/ rather than https://nodejs.org/download

In a n00b point of view, it is also easier to use github desktop rather than tortoisegit I think.

[Deltakosh 2,800]

Even better this should be a post in the doc  And then I will update this post to just link to the doc