No 'good first issues'.

[p4puniya]

No Good First Issues.

As a budding community, it's necessary to attract the new talent towards one's organisation. And 'G.F.I.' is the best practice to do that. But I didn't find any such issues.

📎 Additional context

A few good first issues can be:

• Modifying the documentations.
• Updating tags such as version, Licence etc in the readme.md and other documents whenever there's a new update.
• Adding hyperlinks to the necessary models (such as PyTorch, TensorFlow etc) to make the docs more interactive.
• Adding operating demos about a particular feature.
• Other issues that are time consuming but simple and easy.
  As long as there's something for the newcomers to do... The community will grow.

[andreybavt]

Now that we've migrated your tasks to GitHub, we'll be adding d:easy tag to mark easy tasks that could be good starting points for anyone who wants to contribute to Giskard