This repository is designed to be a community-driven resource where contributors can submit projects, tutorials, coding challenges, and interview questions to help others learn and grow in their development journey. It is also a resource for Hacktoberfest participants.
Anyone! Whether you are a beginner, intermediate, or advanced developer, you are welcome to contribute. Just make sure to follow the contribution guidelines outlined in the repository.
You can submit contributions via Pull Requests. Be sure to fork the repository, make your changes or additions in your own fork, and then submit a Pull Request for review. Check the How_to_Contribute.md guide for detailed steps.
Projects can range from beginners to advanced level and should focus on learning outcomes. They can be simple applications, coding challenges, or even more complex, collaborative projects. Check the Projects folder for examples and guidelines.
The Language_Specific section focuses on tutorials for specific programming languages (e.g., Python, JavaScript), while the Techniques section covers general coding methodologies, best practices, algorithms, and design patterns that apply across languages.
The General section includes common interview questions that apply to a variety of positions and industries, while the Tech_Specific section focuses on interview questions that are specific to particular technologies, languages, or frameworks.
Absolutely! We encourage contributors to submit new coding challenges that help others learn and practice their skills. Just make sure to include detailed problem descriptions and, optionally, sample solutions or hints.
Tutorials should include clear explanations, code examples, and step-by-step instructions. Additionally, it's helpful to provide context on how the tutorial fits into the learning journey and why the content is important.
Projects should be well-documented, follow coding best practices, and include explanations of how they work. Contributions should also include a clear README.md that outlines how to set up and run the project.
If you have any questions or need help, feel free to open a Discussion or issue in the GitHub repository. The community is here to help!
We have a GitHub crash course available in the repository that covers important terms and concepts. You can also check out the GitHub documentation for more in-depth resources.
Hacktoberfest is an annual event where developers contribute to open-source projects. To participate, fork this repository, contribute through Pull Requests, and help us build a valuable resource for the community! Make sure to register on the Hacktoberfest site and follow the event's contribution rules.