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Update README.md for DataLoom project to align with company standards #21

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naman9271 opened this issue Jan 27, 2025 · 2 comments
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Description:

The current README.md for the DataLoom project needs to be updated to make it more professional and aligned with the company standards. This update includes formatting, adding missing details, and ensuring the README provides clear setup instructions, usage guidelines, and contributing details. The file should be suitable for public repositories and conform to a professional GitHub project style.

Changes Required:

  • Modify project structure for clarity.
  • Improve installation and setup instructions with detailed explanations.
  • Add contributing guidelines for open-source collaboration.
  • Provide professional acknowledgments and license section.
  • Correct formatting, grammar, and consistency for a polished appearance.
  • Include links to additional resources (documentation, support, etc.).
  • Clarify the purpose and benefits of the DataLoom application.

Steps to Reproduce:

  1. Review the current README.md.
  2. Apply the changes as outlined.
  3. Verify the file aligns with company GitHub standards.

Expected Result:

The README.md file should be clear, easy to follow, and formatted according to company standards, with proper sections and enhanced clarity.

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please assign me i would like to update readme.md @Pheewww @kmehant @charithccmc @Niweera

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here i open a PR and updated the Readme.md file to the comapny and professional standards .please check it and give the review or merge it

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