# <p align="center"> <img width="80" src="assests/flamey.gif" alt="flamey from studio ghilbi" /> First time Practice Contributions! <img width="80" src="assests/flamey.gif" alt="flamey from studio ghilbi" />

</p>

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<img align="center" width="700" src="assests/Coffee.gif" alt="hot coffee" />
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## Introduction

Welcome to Your First GitHub Contribution!

This repository is the perfect starting point for those new to coding or open-source contribution. Here, you'll get hands-on practice with the basics of GitHub collaboration - from forking and cloning a repository to pushing changes and creating pull requests.

I have prepared a set of straightforward tasks to guide you through each step of the contribution process, complete with detailed instructions. Ready to embark on your open-source journey? Fork this repository, clone it to your local system, and let's dive in!
<br><br>

## Objectives

- Provide an introduction and overview of the repository for first-time contributors.
- Explain the process of forking a repo, cloning it to a local machine, making changes and submitting a pull request.
- Include simple tasks for contributors to complete with step-by-step instructions on how to submit changes.
- Encourage contributors to fork and clone the repo and get started with making contributions. <br><br><br>

## Table of Contents

- [Fork this repo](#Fork-this-repo)
- [Clone this repo](#Clone-this-repo)
- [Create a branch](#Create-a-branch)
- [Making a Pull Request](#Making-a-Pull-Request)
- [Contributors](#Contributors) <br>

<img width="500" src="assests/studiogif.gif" alt="cute lazy cat gif chasing butterfly" /> <br>

## Fork this repo

<h2> Step 1 </h2>
<img align="right" width="400" src="assests/forkrepo.JPG" alt="step 1 fork this repo drown down button" /> <br>

- Click on the "Fork" drop down button located in the top right corner of the page.

- Click on the "+ Create a new fork\* <br><br><br>

<h2> Step 2 </h2>
<img align="right" width="550" src="assests/createforkrepo.JPG" alt="step 2 fork this repository addition" /> <br>

- Click on "Create fork" <br><br>

- Once the repository has been forked, you will be taken to the forked repository's page. <br><br>

- This will be a copy of the original repository, but it will be under your account. <br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>

## Clone this repo

<img align="right" width="400" src="assests/clonestep1.JPG" alt="step 1 click code then ssh then copy" /> <br>

<h2>Step 1</h2>
- First, lets click on the "Code" drop down button, click on "SSH" then click the "Copy Icon" <br>

<h2>Step 2</h2>
- Then, let's go to our local machine, open the terminal, and create a new directory to put our newly cloned repo in and name it "contribute-practice"

```
mkdir contribute-practice
```

- and cd into the directory

```
cd contribute-practice
```

- Clone the forked repository to your local machine by typing git clone followed by the SSH link that you copied.

```
git clone copyoftheurlssh
```

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## Create a branch

- Now let's create a new branch through the terminal using the git switch BranchName.

Replace BranchName with the name of the new branch you want to create.

For example:

```
git switch -c branchTest
```

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## Contribution time!

- Open the contributing.md file, you can use a text editor of your choice, for example, nano contributing.md or vi contributing.md
  I personally use vs code, so I would type:

```
code .
```

- Follow the directions under the contributing.md, and once you've finished, do the same process for readme.md (so that your username and quotes are displayed in both files)

- Now lets commit your changes!

- Remember the order for git best practices! <br>
  git status >> git add (files changed) >> git commit -m "insert short description of changes made" >> git push

type:

```
git status
```

now you can see the files that were changed, now add them (In this case, it should be contributing.md and readme.md)

```
git add (files changed)
```

now lets commit our changes with a short description

```
git commit -m "Add: Added my name to list, My first contribution!"
```

Push the changes to your forked repository on GitHub using the command git push origin BranchName, where BranchName is the name of the branch you are working on.

```
git push -u origin BranchName
```

<br><br>

## Making a Pull Request

<h2> Step 1 </h2>
<img align="right" width="400" src="assests/prstep1.JPG" alt="step 1 Pull request" /> <br><br><br><br><br>

- Go to your forked repository on GitHub, click on "contribute" drop down, and click on "Open pull request"<br><br><br>

<br><br><h2> Step 2 </h2>
<img align="right" width="400" src="assests/prstep2.JPG" alt="step 2 Pull request" /> <br>

- Fill in the title and description of the pull request to explain the changes you made!

- After filling out the details, click the "Create pull request" button to submit your request for review. <br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>

## Great job! All done! Wasn't so bad was it?

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<img width="700" align="center" src="assests/totoro.gif" alt="cute studio ghilbi gif" />
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- Congratulations on completing the typical fork, clone, make changes, and pull request workflow commonly used by contributors. Keep up the good work and continue contributing!

- I will get around to merging the request when I can, I am usually good about it! <br><br>

<img  src="assests/borderseperator.gif">

<h2 align="center">Contributors</h2>

<a href="https://github.com/HyunCafe/contribute-practice/graphs/contributors">
  <img src="https://contrib.rocks/image?repo=HyunCafe/contribute-practice" />
</a>

<img  src="assests/borderseperator.gif">

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**Jump to:** | [A](#a) | [B](#b) | [C](#c) | [D](#d) | [E](#e) | [F](#f) | [G](#g) | [H](#h) | [I](#i) | [J](#j) | [K](#k) | [L](#l) | [M](#m) | [N](#n) | [O](#o) | [P](#p) | [R](#r) | [S](#s) | [T](#t) | [U](#u) | [V](#v) | [W](#w) | [Y](#y) | [Z](#z)

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## A

- Aiyaret-Sandhu (https://github.com/Aiyaret-Sandhu)<br>
  "For the year 2024, my goal is to learn open source!"

- anitadenn (http://github.com/anitadenn)<br>
  "For the year 2024, my goal is to build my portfolio so i can land my first software engineering job!"

- Archanisther (http://github.com/archanisther)<br>
  "I want to be the 'all might' of technology!"

- Ashutosh Vaidya (https://github.com/ashutosh-vaidya)<br>
  "For the year 2023, my goal is to contribute more to open source projects!"
  "Thanks HyunCafe for teaching me how to contribute!"

- AugustoC01 (https://github.com/AugustoC01)<br>
  "For the year 2023, my goal is to continue learning and to get my first It job!"

- Adcab (https://github.com/adcab)<br>
  "For the year 2025, my goal is to continue improving my GitHub skills!"

## B

## C

- Cássio Souza (https://github.com/cassiofb-dev)<br>
  "For the year 2023, I want to get my CS degree and start a master's degree abroad!"

  - Carlos Guerrero (https://github.com/cerberlink)<br>
  "This is my first open source contribution; I'm eager to learn more!"

## D

- Deadrep (https://github.com/Deadrep)<br>
  "In 2023, my objective is to engage in open source projects and make connections within the technology field. My goal is to also create a tailored portfolio that showcases my interests and passions with the ultimate aim of securing a job in my desired industry."

denisfrd (https://github.com/denisfrd)<br>
  "For 2025, I want to get better at programming and land a tech job."

- Dhanush S Gowda (https://github.com/Dhanush-S-Gowda)<br>
  "For the year 2025, my goal is to contribute more to open source projects!"

## E
- EddoCod3 (https://github.com/eddoCod3) <br>
 "In 2023 i want to improve my knowledge, and also learn more tech stacks, and create a first prototype of my portfolio , to show in social media."
 Erjon Hashani (https://github.com/ErjonHashani)<br>
"For 2025, my goal is to sprinkle some magic on open-source projects, break a few things, and hopefully fix them again 😎💻"
## F

## G

- Golluméo (https://github.com/gollumeo)
- "For 2023, my goal is to be a succesful backend web developer, as well as to contribute to open source projects!"

## H

- HyunCafe (https://github.com/HyunCafe)<br>
  "For the year 2023, my goal is to contribute more to open source projects!"

- HyunPrac (https://github.com/HyunPrac)<br>
  "For the year 2023, my goal is to get more quality sleep!"

## I

- Iambic77 (https://github.com/iambic77)<br>
  "For 2025, my goal is to improve my coding skills & contribute to open source projects."
  
- Idil (https://github.com/Iadee)<br>
  " My goal for 2023 is to be a full-stack developer and contribute to more open source projects."
  
- Israel Fitsum (https://github.com/codeXXripper)<br>
  "The one with the Year 2023,where I will contribute with open source projects!"

- Ian Ganza(https://github.com/i-ganza007)
" This year I hope to have built sufficient street cred that I can show on applications and specifically I would like to contribute to a serious meaningful application"


## J
- Jaron Wenger (https://github.com/JaronWenger)<br>
  "I want to become a javascript legend."

- Joshua (https://github.com/Jorshuare)<br>
"My goal for the remaining part of this year is to do more Machine Learning projects and push them to my GitHub)"

## K

- Kappa0x (https://github.com/kappa0x)<br>
  "For as long as I can remember, I have been dreaming of achieving something great. Now, I am determined to make that dream a reality before it's too late, as time is an invaluable commodity"

## L

- LinThitHtwe (https://github.com/LinThitHtwe)<br>
 "In 2024, my goal is to enhance my skills as a developer, mastering UI/UX design and gaining a deeper understanding of machine      learning."

## M

- MartinsMind (https://github.com/martinsmind)<br>
  "For the year 2023, my goal is to learn Python, C and JavaScript. Also contribute more to open source projects!" <br><br>
  
- mhayakawa1 (https://github.com/mhayakawa1)<br>
  "My goal for this year is to learn Angular, build a project with an API, and apply to more jobs."

## N

- Namit Malasi(https://github.com/namitmalasi)
  "In 2023 my goal will be to contribute to the open source community as much as possible."

- Niraj Deshmukh(https://github.com/NirajD10)<br>
  "This year, I am going to follow passionate as Full stack developer and land high paying job as well as contribute github repo as
  much as I can!"

- NitkarshChoursia (https://github.com/NitkarshChourasia)<br>
  "For the year 2023, my goal is to achieve my definition of success, I am also planning to be successful on Youtube!"

## O

## P

- Peter Dinh (https://github.com/PeterDevelops)<br>
  "A goal in 2023 for me would be to complete the foundation section of The Odin Project and create  a lot of projects to put on my personal portfolio" <br>

- Pdzoc (https://github.com/Pdzoc)<br>
  "It's not exactly my first contribution, but I like the idea that this repository is like a time capsule. For this year I would like to get +100 solved tasks in certain site with coding chalenges, and trying riding." <br>

## Q

## R

- rafaelnacle (https://github.com/rafaelnacle)<br>
  "In 2023 I want to find myself a programming job and contribute more to coding communities. Also working to stream and make Youtube videos."

- RahulKrishna (https://github.com/RahulKrishna-A)
    "In 2023 my goal is to make more open source contributions and increase my knowledge in the field of web development"

- Rakesh Chotaliya (https://github.com/RakeshC7)<br>
  "I want to contribute in Open-source project as possible as i can for the year of 2023. well started my journey with this repo. and many more repos. in progress, Thanks HyunCafe.✨✨"

- Ramona Ekanayake (https://github.com/Ramzynco) <br>
  "Its the year of SKIllING! "I am" becomming a JAVA FULL STACK DEVELOPER"

- rcDeveloping (https://github.com/rcDeveloping)<br>
  "2023 is the year to learn Python for data science!"

- Ru Chern Chong (https://github.com/RuChernChong)<br>
  "2023 is the year of self investing."

## S

- 5idneyD (https://github.com/5idneyD)<br>
  "My goal in 2023 is to become proficient in Rust, and expand my accounting website"

- Siri-RTNP (https://github.com/Siri-RTNP)<br>
  "My goal in 2023 is to land a job as a web developer and pass the German B2 test!"
  -SawyerWetson (https://github.com/SawyerWetson)<br>
   "My goal in 2025 is to achieve mastery of python and java check out my repo SmartUmpires and try it today!!!!"

## T

- TomeSprout (https://github.com/TomeSprout)<br>
  "Let's fulfill this full-time Full Stack role, full stop. Also need to get these Go apps launched and contribute to projects outside of my comfort zone. 🌱 -- Cool stuff @HyunCafe"

## U

## V

- VulcanWM (https://github.com/VulcanWM)<br>
  "My goal in 2023 is to contribute to more open source projects!"

## W
- Werninger (https://github.com/Werninger) <br>
  "For the year 2023, my goal is to contribute to more open source projects!"

- WitchingHr (https://github.com/WitchingHr)<br>
  "My goal in 2023 is to create a fitness tracker application using React Native and show it off to employers to help land myself a job. 1% BETTER EVERY DAY 💪"

## X

## Y

- YouGotHitByGunner (https://github.com/YouGotHitByGunner)<br>
  "For the year 2023, my goal is to get a job as a Software Engineer! I'll be learning every day towards that goal and make 2023 my year! Let's go!!"<br>
  "Thank you to HyunCafe for teaching me the fundamentals of contributing to open-source projects!"

## Z

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