Good First Issue - add your project

[MrAshwin2142]

Contributing to "The Wall of Projects"

Are you new to open source? This issue is your chance to make your first open-source contribution. Follow the step-by-step guide to add your project to "The Wall of Projects" and begin your open-source journey. Join us and showcase your work to the world!

Step-by-Step Guide

1. Fork the Repository

https://github.com/MrAshwin2142/The-Wall-of-Projects

Start by forking the main repository to your GitHub account. This creates a copy of the repository under your account.

2. Clone the Repository in Visual Studio Code

• Open Visual Studio Code.
• Go to the "View" menu and select "Command Palette" or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+P.
• In the Command Palette, enter and select "Git: Clone."
• Enter the repository's URL, which should look like: https://github.com/yourusername/yourrepository.git

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/yourrepository.git

• Choose a local directory to clone the repository and confirm your selection.

Replace yourusername and yourrepository with your GitHub username and the repository's name.

3. Add Your Project

Open the projects.js file in the root directory of the repository.

Add your project to the projects array in the following format:

    {
        name: "Your Project Name",
        image: "./images/YourProjectImage.jpg", // Add your project image to the `images` directory
        description: "A brief description of your project.",
        usedTech: "Technologies or programming languages used.",
        contributorName: "Your Name",
        codeLink: "Link to your project's source code (GitHub, GitLab, etc.)",
        liveLink: "Link to the live version of your project (if     available)",
    },

4. Commit Your Changes

Commit the changes to your local repository:

    git add projects.js
    git commit -m "Added my project: Your Project Name"
    git push

5. Create a Pull Request

• Go to your forked repository on GitHub and click the "New Pull Request" button.
• Compare the changes, review your additions, and create the pull request (PR).
• Provide a meaningful title and description for your PR.

6. Review and Merge

A project maintainer will review your PR. Once it's approved, your project will be added to "The Wall of Projects."

Congratulations! You've successfully contributed your project to "The Wall of Projects." Thank you for sharing your work with the community.

Contribution Guidelines

Follow good coding and documentation practices when making changes to the project.
If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to open an issue in the Issues section. We're here to help.

Happy contributing!

[Yashas-naidu]

Hey i am new to open source .so what if i just clone in my local space and create a PR am i eligible for this project ??

[MrAshwin2142]

Welcome @Yashas-naidu ! This repository is created with newcomers in mind, and we encourage contributions from developers of all levels. You are definitely eligible to contribute. Simply follow the instructions mentioned above, clone the project to your local environment, and create a pull request when you're ready. We're here to help if you have any questions along the way. Happy coding and happy contributing!

[NivedhaSrinivasan09]

Hello . I have few ideas on a mini project using react js, html and CSS . I would like to list them up here To do list , Currency converter , Calandar , Analog and digital clock .

[MrAshwin2142]

Welcome @NivedhaSrinivasan09 Absolutely!Those ideas sound fantastic! Please go ahead and list them up.

[SharifAly]

hy, is this issue still open, i want to contribute

[JohnPatrickAncajas]

hy, is this issue still open, i want to contribute

Yes! You can still add your project to contribute sir.

[Sagarhoraa]

i too want to contribute on this

[mishraRj]

i too want to contribute on this

Welcome @Sagarhoraa to our open source community. Follow the above steps to fork and clone the repo in your system and add your project, after pushing change, raise your the PR, we will review and merge your PR if it follows our guidlines.

Be sure to read the Readme file before start contributing.