PriyaGhosal
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3 hours ago Hello @vundelavamsi Thank you for the suggestion! While React.js and Next.js offer great modularization, we’re keeping the project in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for now as it's more beginner-friendly. This allows a wider range of contributors, especially those new to coding, to easily participate and learn from the project.
As the project grows to keep track of the code in a single HTML, JS files make it difficult for the contributors to understand the code base. So I suggest converting the repo into react.js or the next.js. Creating routes and implementing different features makes it easier for both maintainers and contributors. to keep track of in the open-source organization.