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03 Nov

Contributing to Tech Assessment Knowledge: My Hacktoberfest 2024 Journey

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This is a submission for the 2024 Hacktoberfest Writing challenge: Contributor Experience As a technology professional passionate about knowledge sharing, I found the perfect opportunity during Hacktoberfest 2024 to contribute to the linkedin-skill-assessments-quizzes repository. This project aims to help professionals prepare for LinkedIn skill assessments by providing a comprehensive collection of practice questions. Why I Chose This Project The repository caught my attention because it addresses a real need in the tech community. LinkedIn skill assessments have become an important way for professionals to validate their expertise, and having access to practice questions can make a significant difference in preparation.…

22 Oct

Priority Based TODO-List

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In this project, I developed a TO-DO List with Prioritization using React for the frontend, Tailwind CSS for styling, and Shadcn UI for enhanced UI components. Method 1 - Using Form User can add Task using form with its detail description, date & time and also needs to add priority of task. User also show task completed as well as delete the task. Method 2 - Using Copilotkit User need to write task name,task details, due date and time as well as priority of task. 2. Technologies Being Used - List the technologies and frameworks you used (e.g., CopilotKit, Next.js)…

11 Oct

Hacktoberfest Week 2: Diving Deeper into Code Contributions

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Greetings, everyone! How’s Hacktoberfest going for you this year? Personally, I’m really enjoying it so far. We’ve now entered the second week of October, which means it’s time for my second pull request (PR) out of the four needed to complete the challenge. This week, I decided to push myself a bit further by contributing to a project’s codebase rather than focusing solely on documentation, as I did in Week 1. Recap of Week 1 In my first PR of Hacktoberfest, I worked on improving project documentation. As a beginner, I wanted to ease into the process with smaller, manageable…

11 Oct

Building a Country-to-Flag Emoji Converter App with Vite, TypeScript, and Tolgee

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Introduction Hello there friends, we're still in the season of Hacktoberfest and in this blog post, we'll build a simple Country-to-Flag Emoji Converter App. We will utilize some great tools and technologies: Vite: A modern build tool that significantly improves the development experience with its fast hot module replacement (HMR) and optimized build processes. Vite is perfect for building fast applications and is particularly well-suited for projects using frameworks like React. TypeScript: A superset of JavaScript that adds static typing. By using TypeScript, we can catch errors early in the development process, making our code more robust and maintainable. It…

08 Oct

Hacktoberfest! – Week 1

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It's crazy to think about: Just a month ago, the only use I had for GitHub was downloading software from the release page. Now I am out here contributing to open source projects! Hacktoberfest It's Hacktoberfest time! I'm glad the course dedicated the entire October for this. It's just the push I need. For the first week, I was looking around for something simple, just to get an idea of what it's like to work with people. I joined the Hacktoberfest Discord server and stumbled across Distrochooser. It's not a huge project but is quite well-known among the Linux community.…

08 Oct

Wanna get started with Open Source? Join Meteor.js Hacktoberfest 2024!

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It's October again, folks! It means Hacktoberfest is back again. Every October, this incredible event celebrates the magic of open source. It's a worldwide shindig where developers of all stripes are invited to roll up their sleeves and contribute. It’s your chance to jump in and leave your mark on the open-source universe. So, let’s get this started! We selected a few issues that could use your brainpower and creativity. We’ll give you a little history and a dash of context, and if you need any other help or information, just shout at the Meteor team. You can find the…

04 Oct

Let’s build “Java demos” together during Hacktoberfest

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Last year I first learned about Hacktoberfest where devs are encouraged to contribute into open-source projects. I managed to pass the challenge, although I spent a lot of time going through many projects from first class global tools (where I didn't see how to contribute) to totally meaningless "Hello, Worlds" (where I didn't see why to contribute). In 2024, I am looking for struggle through this once again. But this time, I also wanted to place something on the other pan of the scale. I am working here and there on number of different side projects in my GitHub repo.…