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Doc Changes for better coverage on new materials #142
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Is there a best practice for how long the SESSION_SECRET
should be?
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For a secure random string, we could use openssl rand -base64 32
Co-authored-by: Tony Dang <tony@tonydang.blog>
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For a secure random string, we could use openssl rand -base64 32
Thanks @JacobBaqleh1 @kwesibatchelor for joining the session :D
Summary (1-2 sentences)
new documentation for better onboarding of new contributors.
some of our docs are outdated and not obvious on how to get things set up (it's still not the best but a step on a right direction)
Details (reason and description of the changes)
edited readme.md, new .env.example
Alternative implementations (what alternatives were considered and why were they disregarded?) (optional)
some repository uses CONTRIBUTING.md for the more technical information, but I think putting everything in readme is good since the group intended to get people to code more.
also, what's a good way to encourage design contributions?