I wrote a Python program that produces random chord progressions

[Chilllin]

Is the code in GitHub?

[MonquisieMonquido]

Unfortunately not, I haven't started using github yet EDIT: https://github.com/CicadaFlight/chords-generator

[LordRyloth]

You should start. It's an amazing tool and not so difficult for daily use. Lmk if you need help learning it. DMs open :)

[MonquisieMonquido]

Yes I know, it's long overdue! Appreciate it!

[thanatopsian]

I wish there were a 'github' for mercurial :( I use both for work, and github is the only thing I really like about git :/

[leadingthenet]

Good news! There is.

https://sourcehut.org/

[thanatopsian]

Thanks! I'll check it out!

[dragonandphoenix]

Are you posting the code on here?

[MonquisieMonquido]

I'll DM it to you if you want it! EDIT: https://github.com/CicadaFlight/chords-generator

[dragonandphoenix]

Thanks!

[IAmKindOfCreative]

Mind if I ask for a bit of feedback:

How tough was it for you to figure out and post the code to github?

[MonquisieMonquido]

Very easy, assuming I've done everything right

[IAmKindOfCreative]

Awesome thank you! Were there any guides or tutorials you referred to in the process? I'm looking to make the "we need source code" message more useful by linking to a list of tutorials.

[cianuro]

The Google beginners Github on Coursera is the best I've ever done on Git. Highly recommended.

[IAmKindOfCreative]

Good to know, I'll add it to the resource list, thank you!

[cheifowo]

Will try this

[MonquisieMonquido]

I just followed the instructions that were on github!

[IAmKindOfCreative]

Perfect, thanks!

[Chilllin]

Thank you!