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I've recently added a couple of beginner-friendly issues that are open and ready to be picked up:
Both issues include detailed requirements, file locations, expected behavior, and submission guidelines. If you're new to open source, these are great starting points. Feel free to comment on the issue you'd like to work on, and don't forget to ⭐ star the repository before getting started. Happy contributing! |
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I've recently added a few beginner-friendly issues that are open and ready to be picked up: 🟢 Good First Issue: Design & Style AddResource Page (UI Only) #139 Practice Tailwind CSS, form layouts, responsive design, hover effects, and light/dark theme styling. Estimated time: 15–30 minutes. 🟢 Good First Issue: Design Delete History Log Viewer (UI Only) #143 Practice responsive layouts, card design, typography, and building a clean history/log interface using Tailwind CSS. Estimated time: 15–30 minutes. 🐛 Bug: Snippet Edit Page Is Not Functioning Properly Practice React debugging, component state management, form handling, and identifying issues in existing code. Estimated time: 20–45 minutes. All issues include clear requirements, file locations, expected outcomes, and submission guidelines. If you're new to open source, these are great starting points. Feel free to comment on the issue you'd like to work on, and don't forget to ⭐ star the repository before getting started. Happy contributing! |
I've recently added a couple of beginner-friendly issues that are open and ready to be picked up:
#122 — Fix ListSnippets Data Loading & Delete Functionality
#123 — Fix Snippet Import Schema Validation
Both issues include detailed requirements, file locations, expected behavior, and submission guidelines.
If you're new to open source, these are great starting points. Feel free to comment on the issue you'd like to work on, and don't forget to ⭐ star the repository…