- As we all prefer open-source softwares for our daily use, it can be difficult to find tools that are specific to our needs. This is where Free-Hit comes in.
- Free-Hit is a tool used to search for Free tools that are helpful for our needs
- Although Free-Hit is a powerful tool to search for Free tools, we recognize that it is still evolving. It will take time for us to add all the projects,resources and additional content that our users want.
- That's why, we encourage contributions from everyone interested in making Free-Hit even more attractive and useful.
- If you're a developer or a tech enthusiast, you can help us create a better experience for everyone.
- Free-Hit is more than just a tool to find Free tools. It's also a treasure of useful content that can help you in many ways.
- For example, we have curated a list of remote hiring websites that can help you find your dream job from the comfort of your home.
- But that's not all – we have big plans for the future. We are working hard to add more useful content that can make your life easier and more productive.
- Stay tuned for updates!
You can check out the live project here
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- A contributor can work on only one issue at a time. A contributor is expected to submit a PR for review within one week of assignment
- Failing to do so will result in unassignment of the issue and will then be assigned to the next person who has raised interest in working on the issue on First-Come-First-Serve basis.
We welcome you to join us!
- Free-Hit is an open-source project, and we are excited to hear your thoughts and ideas.
- Fork this repository,add your contributions and submit a PR.
- Found a bug? Accessibility issue? Or do you want to add a new tool to our database? Then go right ahead and create an issue.
Before installation, you need to have installed/knowledge of the following:
- The PR will only be merged if you create an issue.
- The PR should always be attached to the issue it solves (For example: fixes #32).
- If you make any changes other than what the issue suggests, the PR will not be merged, even if it only involves removing indentations, colons, or semicolons.
- Each PR should only resolve one issue.
- Do not modify the indentation or brackets in the Database file. If this happens, the PR will not be merged.
Follow the link to contribute to Free-Hit - CONTRIBUTING.md