Closed Marchand-Nicolas closed 1 month ago
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I am front end developer with 6 years experience. i have worked with microsoft on several projects, this will be my first time contributing to the hackathon and i am ready to work
I would approach this issue with following steps
Project Overview: Provide a brief introduction to the project, its purpose, and key features. Prerequisites: List the required software and tools, including versions, needed to build and run the project locally. Installation Instructions: Explain the steps to set up the development environment, including cloning the repository and installing dependencies. Build Instructions: Provide the commands and any optional configurations for building the project using Cargo. Running the Project: Explain the command to start the application and mention any setup configurations required. Troubleshooting: Identify common issues and provide potential solutions or workarounds. Acceptance Criteria: Ensure the README is clear, concise, and verified to work in a typical development environment. Review and Update: Periodically review and update the README as the project evolves.
I am applying to this issue via OnlyDust platform.
I am a developer with extensive knowledge in various programming languages in but not limited to Rust, Java, Javascript, Python, C, SQL, Cairo. I have no issue going through a code and breaking down or parsing to an elementary form so that anyone passing by can understand the logic behind the code and I am very good at making research to cover up my gap in knowledge as there is no one who knows it all.
I would cover up everything I know with my fundamental knowledge according to your specifications. I would endeavour to ask questions where I have issues to ensure clarity and where issues may arise I would make proper research to cover my gap in knowledge.
I am applying to this issue via OnlyDust platform.
I'm Poulav Bhowmick, a software engineer at Invisible Studios with a robust background in TypeScript, Rust, Solidity Cairo, fullstack development and blockchain technology. My experience includes building robust applications, optimizing functionalities and blockchain integration. I have actively participated in events and open source contributions, enhancing my capability to tackle real-world tech challenges. My projects can be viewed on my GitHub Profile and OnlyDust Profile. Plus I´m active member of Starknet community.
To write a comprehensive README for local development, here’s how I would approach the problem:
rustc 1.xx.x
) and Cargo.ctor
, axum
, or reqwest
, along with their versions.git clone https://github.com/your-repo/project-name.git
cd project-name
cargo build
to automatically install dependencies..env
or config.toml
, if applicable.cargo build
cargo build --release
cargo run
config.toml
or similar files before running the application.I am applying to this issue via OnlyDust platform.
Hi! My name is Daniel and I'm a software and web3 developer. I have experience reading through documentation projects to have a good understanding of what a good README should look like.
The way I would tackle the issue is in the following way:
For troubleshooting, I will add any problems I might encounter during my implementation or common user errors (such as missing a tool or version mismatch). Additionally, I will add at the beginning of the prerequisites the commands to check if the user has the right version of the tool installed.
To test the commands and instructions work properly, I would test the complete README implementation in a Windows and Mac computer.
I am applying to this issue via OnlyDust platform.
With a background in frontend and blockchain development, I can leverage my experience in creating clear documentation for complex projects. I have a solid understanding of Rust and related tooling, which enables me to provide accurate, practical instructions for setting up and running Rust projects. My experience in integrating various technologies ensures that the README will address common issues and provide actionable troubleshooting tips.
I would approach the problem by first thoroughly understanding the project's setup and requirements. Then, I would draft a structured README with sections for project overview, prerequisites, installation, build instructions, running the project, and troubleshooting. I would ensure each section is clear and concise, using verified commands and providing detailed, actionable steps. This approach ensures the README is practical for both beginners and experienced developers, facilitating an easy local development setup.
I am applying to this issue via OnlyDust platform.
I'm a Full Stack Web Developer with a solid background in front-end and back-end development. So it will be a pleasure to contribute for the first time to this great project. I am a member of the Dojo Coding community.
Project Overview:
Prerequisites:
Installation Instructions:
git clone
, followed by instructions for installing dependencies using Cargo or other package managers.Build Instructions:
cargo build
. I would explain the purpose of each command and any options or flags that can be used for different build configurations, such as release or debug profiles.Running the Project:
cargo run
), as well as any necessary configuration files (e.g., config.toml
) that need to be set up before running the project.Troubleshooting:
Acceptance Criteria:
The maintainer Marchand-Nicolas has assigned bitfalt to this issue via OnlyDust Platform. Good luck!
Task: Write a Comprehensive README for Local Development
Objective:
Create a detailed README file that provides clear instructions on how to build and run this Rust project locally.
Details:
The README should include the following sections:
Project Overview:
A brief description of the project, including its purpose and key features.
Prerequisites:
List the software dependencies and tools required to build and run the project locally. Include versions where applicable, such as:
rustc 1.xx.x
)Installation Instructions:
Step-by-step instructions for setting up the development environment, including:
Build Instructions:
Detailed commands and explanations for building the project. For example:
cargo build
).Running the Project:
Instructions on how to run the project after building it. This should include:
cargo run
or similar).config.toml
).Troubleshooting:
Common issues that may arise during setup, build, or runtime, along with potential solutions or workarounds.
Acceptance Criteria: