Closed PeculiarE closed 2 years ago
Hello @TildaDares, @cesswairimu, @jywarren. I created this FTO issue for other newbie contributors. Kindly help review it. Thank you.
It looks super! Thank you! Noting the exact change is in the spelling from contributer
to contributors
. (it took me a second to notice!)
Great work!
Thank you! @jywarren
Hi, I would like to work on this issue. Please assign it to me! I am proficient with HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JS and Nodejs. I am new to open-source and I would love to work on this FTO. Thanks!
Hello @AnanyaGarg28.....this issue has already been assigned to/reserved for @adeola-dev. You can head over here to request for an FTO issue to be assigned to you: https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/issues/10153. Thank you!
Reserved for @adeola-dev
Alright, thanks!
Thanks so much, I would work on it right away.
I just opened a PR. Your reviews will be appreciated.
Hi @adeola-dev, I canβt find the PR.
Hello @TildaDares, I noticed that the PR I opened has been merged by @jywarren. What am I to do next?
@adeola-dev Iβve seen it. Thanks!
Resolved in #543
Thank you, please what is the next step @TildaDares?
@adeola-dev Once you've completed an FTO, we encourage folks to try making a first-timers-only issue for someone else! And to begin digging more into the open issues, asking for clarifications, and, in the case of Infragram, sharing mockups and design ideas for discussion. You can also look out for issues with the help wanted label.
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