Holy Shit, I Made Something That Someone Else Was Like "Ya, that works."
Check out my tiny little commit to the Dev.to repo here.
It's just a little 1 line change, but holy shit I'm excited.
Thanks Ben/Dev.to Team!
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Great job!
I recently got my first PR merged to a google repo (!!!) and it felt awesome! It was the only thing I talked about for the rest of the day 😆
Mind you, it was just fixing a typo, but who knows what the next PR will be 😄
👏 👏 👏 👏
Happy to help!
Haha, first thing I ever did was correct an example in the w3c geometry module specification. Wasn't code (technically HTML I guess), and really all I did is post the issue that got fixed by someone else because I didn't know how to do that shit 🤷♂️ but damn was I excited.
It is a great feeling! Can't wait to contribute more.
It's absolutely a satisfying feeling to get that "merge notification". I had my first PR to a public repo merged to react.js Farsi docs. Here's a link to it:
github.com/reactjs/fa.reactjs.org/...
My first pull request was to one of the repos that looked for contributors. And I would only have found it thanks to dev.to
It's a great feeling to help! :) Thank you for your contributions!
I remember making commits to documentation helping devs to understand concepts or a system so devs can use it more. :)
I do less code PR but put in recommendations for improvements or UX considerations or a suggestion for a fix.
Everything helps! :) Takes a team!
Gz! 🎉
Open source is so incredibly amazing
Awesome man! Any tips for someone to start?
Just dig through repos. The Dev.To is a great one to start. Find a typo or something simple and fix it.
🎉