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I made a pass through the README to update some things that have changed since I first wrote it. I didn't run it though, so there may still be some inconsistencies.
2. Fork the [ACS UPB Mobile](https://github.com/acs-upb-mobile/acs-upb-mobile) repository. | ||
3. Clone the fork onto your system and open it as an Android Studio project. | ||
3. Clone the fork onto your system (`git clone`) and open it as an Android Studio project. |
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Since it is a workshop, I would suggest maybe giving a little mention that although there may be other code editors or IDEs for coding Flutter, Android Studio would be the recommended solution. Maybe put this as a little paranthesis in as few words as possible
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| :bulb: |Did you skip that part in the first paragraph about following the [Prerequisites](https://github.com/student-hub/acs-upb-mobile#prerequisites) section before moving forward? Make sure you have everything installed, and **the correct Flutter version checked out**. Finally, you can try the troubleshooting steps [here](https://github.com/student-hub/acs-upb-mobile/blob/master/README.md#not-working).| | ||
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this section is gold for newbies:))) I do not see anything else to be added here since those sections provide each significant details.
9. Wait for the PR to be approved. | ||
10. Pat yourself on the back. | ||
10. Pat yourself on the back, you've made your first steps as an open source contributor! |
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I would add a <3 at the end
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You can see the latest version in the package's name. Specifying it is not mandatory, but it is recommended. You will often see a caret next to the version specified in pubspec files (e.g. `pie_chart: ^3.1.1`), symbolising "version 3.1.1 or the newest compatible version", or ">=3.1.1 <4.0.0", since a new major version usually implies breaking changes. | |||
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Android Studio will prompt you to run `flutter pub get` to update the dependencies of your project. Do so. | |||
Android Studio will prompt you to run `flutter pub get` to update the dependencies of your project. Do so. If you see any issues, feel free to fall back to using 3.1.1 as the version - maybe since we've written this workshop, things have changed in the package and it doesn't work as it used to. For any package we use here, you can refer to the [pubspec.yaml](pubspec.yaml) file to see what version we've used when setting up the workshop. |
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... to update the dependencies of your project, and you should do so.
Like it better this way
I made a pass through the README to update some things that have changed since I first wrote it. I didn't run it though, so there may still be some inconsistencies.