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Git-Challenge
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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/devinmatte/Git-Challenge.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/devinmatte/Git-Challenge)

Gamification of Git Contributions for the use of either education or competition.

### Idea
Git Challenge was a project I had an idea for when I looked over a GitHub Organisation I was a part of. It is for my old High School Technology Team, the organisation that taught me most of what I knew about programming before I came here. The projects in the GitHub hadn't been touched by anyone except myself and a few other Team Alumni. So I thought I should come up with a way to encourage contributing to these projects, and to teach people git. So I came up with Git-Challenge. A app made to gamify contributing to projects, for any Organisation. Not just this Tech Team. It could be used for CSH, or really any other git organisation with multiple contributors.

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