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+# Tips and Tricks
+
+This chapter will be about some common tips and tricks you can use for your Git setup.  
+These tips can be something as simple and generic as using bash aliases to someting very specific and complex, like integrating the `vscode` editor with git.  
+
+Below is a quick reference table for all the tips in this guide.  
+You can refer to their respecitve sub-chapter guides for more information.  
+
+| Tip   | Description      | Author                      | Date Completed | Link                     |
+|-------|------------------|-----------------------------|----------------|--------------------------|
+| Tip 1 | Some Description | [@author](#tips-and-tricks) | 01/01/2020     | [Link](#tips-and-tricks) |
+
+## Contributing a tip
+
+On top of following the guidelines in the [CONTRIBUTING](../CONTRIBUTING.md) document for a tip's/trick's sub-chapter, you should also:  
+- Make sure the tip/trick is added as a sub-chapter folder (You can use other tips/tricks sub-chapters or [chapter's 7](../07-advanced-git) sub-chapters as a reference)
+- Make sure you add a short description, the date when the guide was finished (initial finished date) and a link to the sub-chapter to the quick reference table above.
+- Make sure the quick reference table is formatted properly (You can use [this](http://markdowntable.com/) website)
+- Make sure the tip's/trick's sub-chapter updates are noted at the bottom of the tip's/trick's `README.md`
+- Make sure the tip's/trick's references are given (if any)
+- Make a Pull Request indicating the tip/trick sub-chapter you are adding