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I’m working on a project to help beginners get started on contributing open source projects. github.com/Roshanjossey/first-cont...
It’d be awesome if you could check it out and gimme feedback
Looks great, Roshan! Lovely idea!
Thanks mate. Please do share it to people who might find it useful
I just used the project to learn how to make first contributions. Thanks, it helped a lot!
Your link to an example CoC (or article about CoC) is just a hash link back to this article. If you happen to have a good link for this, please share. Glad you pointed out that a great repo should have a Code of Conduct. I think they're absolutely necessary.
Good spotting Anthony! Totally agree. I was meaning to link to this - help.github.com/articles/adding-a-...
Thanks!
Sir,I have just studied HTML CSS Bootstrap and heading on to JS.I have no experience in the field.So can u give any sort of suggestions to me for starting my blog here at The Practical Dev or open source contributions.
Click that "Write a post" button on the top left and write what you've done so far. Tell your story.
Awesome post Sam and thanks for share it, you have give me all the information I need to get started in GitHub to contribute to Open Source. :)
Thanks Ruben! I appreciate the comment :)
Wonderful post, you're more than welcome to post other parts of the series. 😊
Thanks Ben, that really means a lot coming from you :) I'll be posting the others very soon so more people can benefit from my writing! :)
There is a typo in "What is important is how you the*m* propose the change." :)
Gosh, why do they put those keys so close together!?
Great. I can recommend also this guide:
Open Source Guide
Great post Sir. I'm sure this will help me as I begin my Javascript journey🚐.
Alexandros, thank you so much for your comment. It's really motivating to hear this when Im working on this series. Thank you and good luck! <3
Great write-up, Sam. You might have already seen, but GitHub just released the results of their OSS survey.
Thank you for the kind comment, Walker. Good link! Thank you :)