Matlab Online Collaboration Project Name – New Collaboration 1. Creating a new collaborative environment with GitHub and CodeSandbox The idea for this project became very simple. Developers were asked to integrate Github integration into their projects or code: We’d build and publish a blog post which would cover a few things we had recently implemented. The result would be a blog post on Google Docs that was published by GitHub or Code. Github was already a massive help platform thanks to its free tools and access to the web, so this project was perfect for this. However, when adding features to GitHub/Code Sandbox, Github realized some things that they didn’t like about code publishing: Because of the lack of collaboration experience, code snippets or the like they wouldn’t be available for free. In the end, we decided to allow the Github integration as well and to split up code into two files: GitHub_nook.cfg and the code of the original collaboration area within the project. That allowed us to continue to build and publish code with better standards with less hassle. 2. Getting the Github integration working on GitHub After working with the code for a few days, we finally got the GitHub integration working with Github. We could start working with its features. What follows is an isolated outline of the code repository: What we’ve done, how it works (see on the GitHub page), the development process, a user interface How to use the process to integrate this integration into our project How this project’s content is used to connect this community of developers How to identify our code partner’s team How to share source code between Github and CodeSandbox Where to find them all How to work with GitHub-API code (https://github.com/codeproof/github): Download the source code and execute it Build and publish the project (with commit-based signing, depending on