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@@ -23,8 +23,9 @@ A place for the CSESoc community to learn and share their knowledge and expertis
 
 
 1. Clone this repo
-2. `npm install` to install all dependencies
-3. `npm run dev` to start the local server
+2. `yarn install` to install all dependencies
+3. `yarn build` to generate an optimised version of the application for production
+4. `yarn start` to start the local server
 
 ## Vision ⚡️
 
@@ -61,6 +62,9 @@ See the [wiki](https://github.com/csesoc/learning-platform/wiki).
 
 We're CSESoc Education! Development is currently led by:
 
+- [Max Xue](https://github.com/M-Xue)
+- [Liam Smith](https://github.com/BinaryGamer)
+- [Simon Nguyen](https://github.com/Allynixtor)
 - [Maxwell Phillips](https://github.com/maxphillipsdev)
 - [Jeffrey Yao](https://github.com/jeffreydyao)
 - [Gordon Huang](https://github.com/dqna64)
@@ -71,21 +75,21 @@ We're CSESoc Education! Development is currently led by:
 The Learning Platform has a standard format for publishing course revision materials. It assumes that a course revision campaign consists of a set of exercises that can be written in markdown.
 
 
-In this *course-revision* folder observe that there are folders likes *1511-22T3* with mdx files inside. There is also a corresponding *1511-22T3.mdx* file next to the folder of the same name.
+In this *course-revision* folder observe that there are folders likes *1511-23T3* with mdx files inside. There is also a corresponding *1511-23T3.mdx* file next to the folder of the same name.
 
 When you create a new course revision campaign, you **must** provide the following:
 
-- An mdx file *course-revision/<course-offering>.mdx* which contains some info about this course revision campaign and how to get set up for the exercises (e.g. downloading some starter code). The <course-offering> should be replaced with the name of the course offering that this revision session is made for e.g. *1511-22T3* The fields you must provide in the yaml are:
+- An mdx file *course-revision/<course-offering>.mdx* which contains some info about this course revision campaign and how to get set up for the exercises (e.g. downloading some starter code). The <course-offering> should be replaced with the name of the course offering that this revision session is made for e.g. *1511-23T3* The fields you must provide in the yaml are:
   - title: Title of the course revision campaign (e.g. CSESoc COMP1511 Revision Practice Problems)
-  - desc: Brief descriptoin of this course revision campaign (e.g. Practical coding exercises to help you prepare for your COMP1511 22T3 final exam)
+  - desc: Brief descriptoin of this course revision campaign (e.g. Practical coding exercises to help you prepare for your COMP1511 23T3 final exam)
   - course: (e.g. COMP1511) (Currently not used in the code)
-  - offering: (e.g. 22T3) (Currently not used in the code)
+  - offering: (e.g. 23T3) (Currently not used in the code)
 - A folder *course-revision/<course-offering>* which contains mdx files for each exercise. The fields you must provide in the yaml are:
   - title: Title of the exercise (e.g. BST Difference)
   - desc: Brief description of exercise (e.g. Find the mininum distance between any two numbers in a binary search tree)
   - class: Which course this exercise is for (eg. COMP2521)
   - difficulty: Difficult rating (1=easy, 2=medium, 3=hard) (e.g. 2)
 
-Note: Both the <course-offering>.mdx and <course-offering> folder **MUST** share the exact same name in order to work (e.g. file `1511-22T3.mdx` and folder `1511-22T3`)
+Note: Both the <course-offering>.mdx and <course-offering> folder **MUST** share the exact same name in order to work (e.g. file `1511-23T3.mdx` and folder `1511-23T3`)
 
-Once you have uploaded these files you can navigate to them at the url */course-revision* (e.g. *learn.csesoc.org.au/course-revision* or *localhost:3000/course-revision*)
+Once you have uploaded these files you can navigate to them at the url */course-revision* (e.g. *learn.csesoc.org.au/course-revision* or *localhost:3000/course-revision*)