Release 0.3 - PR1

Beginning of the internal project

For this release I had a chance to become a maintainer of the  internal project and its repository - Seneca Blackboard Extension.

After creating a repo on GitHub, our team decided to develop an extension for Google Chrome, then we filed around 15 issues(we had 2 types of issues - new features/design and deleting useless parts), created the basic file structure from “refined Twitter” extension example and started to work.

As a maintainer of repo and student of DPS909 I needed to do both sets of tasks - maintaining a repo and contributing to code.

Here are the things that I finished in first PR:

Contributor's tasks:
  •  Basic file system created with small fixes
  •  How to contribute section with rules added
  •  Small ReadMe fixes done
Repository maintainer's tasks:
  •  Cleaning the issues & communicating with contributors about issues
  •  Reviving & accepting the pull request, communicating with contributors about PRs
  •  Some settings & Repository cleaning


To be continued… 

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