Challenge 1 - 30: Krishna Agarwal

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

name: Krishna Agarwal github_user_name: MrKrishnaAgarwal

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

URL of my forked repository:

https://github.com/MrKrishnaAgarwal/scaler-september-open-source-challenge

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

A screenshot of the cloned project in my system

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Screenshots showing the list of all the current branches inside of my forked clone repository.

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Screenshot showing the latest repository contents.

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Day 9 Challenge

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Day 11 - Create new branch

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Day 13 :

git stash

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Day 14 - Created Merge Conflict in a local git repo.

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Day 16: Fixed Merge Conflicts

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

It was a great experience with GitHub Desktop - Day 17

Very user friendly
Can do almost everything: pull, push, create, edit and more....
Can work on any project and the most useful thing is we can browse our remote repo's.
Link to the repo I created using it

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Day 20 - Created a Project Board for my repo's

View Here

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Created My Custom Aliases

Mrjoy832 commented 2 years ago

Milestone-2 done✅

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Milestone-2 done✅

Thanks a lot @Mrjoy832 😄

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Day 23

PR(s)

Write descriptive and consistent names
Create a clear PR title and description
Keep PRs short (same applies to files and functions)

Issue(s)

Always see for good-first-issue in the repos, example: these.
Never contribute to issues which have labels like: 🔒 staff only or 🚧 status: blocked etc....
Create only meaningful issues

Branch(s)

Start branch name with a Group word, example: WIP - work in progress
Avoid using number and other symbols like: 1, 9 or $, &
Avoid long descriptive names

More GitHub Practices

Use a Unique Repository for Each Project.
Always Update Your Branches i.e. Sync your branches and Forks.
Always Use an Authorized Email to Commit Code and with Sign-off.
Create a Meaningful .gitignore File.
Do not push to main or master branch directly.

@MrKrishnaAgarwal

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Day 24

I have been assigned 4 issues

1 issue pending to be assigned

https://github.com/OpenGenus/cosmos/issues/6309#issuecomment-1256914033

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Day 25

I have been assigned 4 issues and I have started working upon them and will make a PR for them asap.

2 PR's Made recently

OpenSource projects recently made:

That's it for today.

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Day 26

Register for Hacktoberfest and Contribute more:

[x] Contributing to the OpenSource Project: Medusa
[x] Registered for Hacktoberfest 2022

Screenshots

Successfully Registered :)

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Day 27

Tips for Hacktoberfest 2022

I am a maintainer and a contributor as well for this Hacktoberfest 2022.

Here's my repo link

Make sure to make contributions only between Oct 1 - Oct 31.
Do not try to make spammy pull requests.
Always try to make unique contributions and follow all the guidelines.
Always read contributing.md file
Please see and contribute to those repositories which have hacktoberfest label.
Corporate and keep patience while your pull request gets merged or while maintainer gets back to you.

That were some important points from my side.

Thanks :) Krishna Agarwal Best of luck for your open-source journey 🎉

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Day 28

https://github.com/devarshishimpi/Stone-CSS-Website/pull/52 fixed https://github.com/devarshishimpi/Stone-CSS-Website/issues/42
https://github.com/dvstechlabs/Noteslify/pull/53 fixed https://github.com/dvstechlabs/Noteslify/issues/46
Reviewing PR's in my Hacktoberfest labelled Repo's - Check here
I have open good-first-issue(s) in my repo to help beginners to contribute, check them here
I am searching for repo's to contribute in HF 22
I am also contributing to various repo's like - appwrite, medusa, carbon lang and etc..
Joined various github org's for contributing.
Contributing and opening some issues in PrakashGatiyala/60-seconds-of-cpp

That's it till now and exploring github and git as much as I can.

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Day 29

Upvoted and commented on these discussions:

Discussion created/idea pitched

https://github.com/scaleracademy/open-source-projects/discussions/95

Screenshots showing upvotes:

Screenshot of idea pitched in a discussion:

That's it 👍🏻

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Day 30 (Final Day)

I have completed all the challenges, so I will share my experience with this event.

I thought that I knew git much, but I was astonished to see that there are so many git commands.
I got the opportunity to learn GitHub and Git in more advance manner, else I would use git just for pushing and committing changes.
I was inspired to contribute to OpenSource, and make real life contributions, I started making more PR's and Issues in repo and started contributing more, though I have contributed in many big projects previously.
Hacktoberfest Starting Tommorow, and it's the first time for me, but I want to tell that, I got much experienced in OpenSource that I don't feel that I am doing first time and it seems familiar for me.
Special Thanks to Scaler Team and Kaizar for giving the opportunity to learn and also get prizes for contributing 😄.
At last, I just want to say that, Scaler and the whole team is doing awesome work and I'll keep contributing to OpenSource and I hope I get selected in GSoC soon.

Have a great day!

Mrjoy832 commented 2 years ago

Milestone-4 done ✅

MrKrishnaAgarwal commented 2 years ago

Milestone-4 done ✅

Thanks Mr Joy

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