I know that you might be thinking🤔 that Is this blog really help you to start your open-source journey? So, I promise you that after reading this b...
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A very nice article. Just a small note: You don't have to initialize a local git repo with
git initif you plan later to clone from a remote repo withgit clone. Cloning takes care of initializing a local folder a git repo first before downloading the remote repo contents.Thanks :)
Woww bro a damn well detailed guide would really help beginners like me🥰
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Glad to know that it helps you:)
I think an important part when choosing the project you contribute too is that you have to use the project yourself. If it means something to you, you will understand the problem better and... well it will be useful for you. Fix that bug that always annoyed you in an open source software you like.
Yes, choosing a project is really an important step. We need to take time to examine that project.
Made my first contribution in 1982 or 1983. A library of prime number related functions. Trust me there wasn't much like that avaiable at the time. I encourage everyone to contribute—either as a stand alone or as an adjunct to an existing project. If nothing else it means that something you are interested in is avaiable. Go for it!
Yes, Everyone should contribute in open source programs, Because we learn a lot of new things and also share our knowledge with others.
A very good guide indeed.
Thanks :)
Shared this on my twitter network, I think it can seem very daunting. Great work - twitter.com/MichaelCade1/status/14...
Thanks for sharing. I hope it will reach every needy person, who wants contribute in open source programs.