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Challenge #1 - Akrati Verma #396

Open blindaks opened 1 year ago

blindaks commented 1 year ago

name: Akrati Verma github_user_name: blindaks discord_id: blindaks

blindaks commented 1 year ago

Completed Challenge 2 GitHub Repository link - https://github.com/blindaks/scaler-open-source-september-challenge Screenshot (134)

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Completed Challenge 3

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Completed Challenge 4

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blindaks commented 12 months ago

Complete Day 8 Challenge

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Challenge 13

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Challenge 18

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Challenge 19 Explored GitHub Codespaces! I found it really easier as compared to local Git. It allows to code and build in an online environment, making it easier to collaborate on projects and work from anywhere.

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Challenge 20

Github actions are a great tool for atomizing work and testing for errors in the codebase. It allows you to automate various tasks, and one common use case is running code linting checks on your codebase.

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Challenge 22

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Challenge 23

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Challenge 24

Here's a summary of what I learned:

  1. Choose the Right Project: Select a project that aligns with your interests and skills.

  2. Understand the Project: Familiarize yourself with project goals, guidelines, and existing issues.

  3. Start Small: Begin with small tasks to get used to the project's workflow.

  4. Issue Creation: Clearly describe problems or feature requests, following project guidelines.

  5. Branch and Fork: Fork the repository, clone it locally, and create a descriptive branch.

  6. Code Changes: Make changes following coding standards and guidelines.

  7. Testing: Ensure your changes are well-tested, and run existing project tests.

  8. Documentation: Update or create documentation as needed.

  9. Pull Request (PR) Creation: Create a PR with a clear title and description, referencing related issues.

  10. Community Interaction: Be respectful and join project communication channels.

  11. Licensing: Ensure your contributions comply with project licensing.

  12. Continuous Contribution: Stay involved and contribute over time.

  13. Follow Up: After PR merge, consider addressing related issues and helping with other tasks.

blindaks commented 11 months ago

Challenge 25

I've started exploring open source projects at https://goodfirstissue.dev/, but currently I haven't found any good issues to work on yet. I've made a list of possible projects, and I'm actively looking for suitable issues to work on.

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Challenge 26

I am still searching for good first issues that align with my tech stack.

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Challenge 27

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Challenge 28 I have been looking for a new issue to work on. I will start contributing as soon as I find one. I have been a contributor in GirlScript Summer of Code'23 and Social Summer of Code 2.0 I also have contributed to meshery.io and here's a screenshot:

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Challenge 29 Created a profile README Screenshot (178)