Did you assemble a project at Noisebridge? Spend 15-30 minutes writing a brief guide.

1. To empower others to learn from your projects
2. To share knowledge with the people after you

"Gung Heap" is a quasi-portmanteau of "Gung Ho" and "Dung Heap". It is inspired by the Programmer Archaeologists of the Qeng Ho, pronounced Chung Ho and rhyming with "Gung Ho". So, consider yourself a programmer archaeologist when you use this stuff.

Also, the [census-wg](need a wiki link) is hoping to quantify the projects that Noisebridge facilitates. This record can be used to get more grants/money/tools.

All projects small and large, software and hardware, successes and failures (and incomplete), technical, artistic, and otherwise.

Test: Would others want to learn about your project and maybe try repeating it?

Noisebridge Infrastructure - put it in the wiki.

1. All the files that someone needs to perform your project in a directory named after your project: your-project
2. A quick outline of how to perform your project in: your-project/README.md

1. Avoid long sentences and long explanations
2. Assume your reader knows the basics of all tools and software
   • Do include special techniques and special knowledge (e.g. how to get to a deeply hidden menu item)

1. Use example and example/README.md as a template for your-project and your-project/README.md
2. make a pull request (only do this if you don't need help)
   • If you can't make a pull request, just use the detailed walkthrough

Don't worry about getting things wrong, go for it.

1. download a zip file of this repository
2. choose a hyphenated project name (eg. your-project)
3. copy example/README.md to your-project/README.md
4. make a directory with the same name your-project
5. add project files in the directory
6. zip the your-project folder into your-project.zip and send it to robbintt (at) gmail.com
   • Please include the subject line Noisebridge Gung Heap Submission: your-project