Because I became addicted to Dev Community, I created this simple project for all developers especially beginners in open source community who want to contribute to #hacktoberfest . Dev-Connections will help us to make connections, follow each other on github, linkedin and twitter to be communicate.
I hope all of you to contribute :)
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Dev-Connections
Open source project to connect devs
Dev-Connections
HACKTOBERFEST22
This is simple dev profile to help all of us to be communicate, So the key element of Dev-Connections is making connections.
This repository is for everyone who wants to participate in Hacktoberfest 2022
Hacktober Fest 2022 For Everyone!👋👋
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You can get awesome goodies like T-Shirt and some stickers for FREE!!!🤩🤩
How to contribute to this project
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Fork this repository (Fork button)
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Make your changes:
Add your name, github, linkedin and etc to the CONTRIBUTORS.md file
## Name: Your Name
* Place: Country
* Job: Your Job Title
* GitHub: [Github Name](Github Link)
* LinkedIn: [LinkedIn Name](LinkedIn Link)
* Twitter: [Handle Name](Twitter Link)
* Portfolio: [Portfolio Name](Portfolio Link)
- Commit and push
- git add.
- git commit -m 'First Commit'
- git push origin branch-name
- Create a new pull request from your forked repository
- Wait for merge approval
Top comments (3)
Cool idea and I agree it's a great way for beginners to get involved!
I added my info to help get the ball rolling. ✊
(I'm not sure h1s/h2s are the most readable format to use once there's a bunch of people in the list. Maybe consider breaking it up as headers and then unordered lists nested inside them? Just a thought.)
You are right, I updated it. Thank you Jerod for your contribution and feedback.