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Hey! Welcome to the BlueLearn Sprint

⚠️ Disclaimer (Pull requests here won’t count toward actual SPRINT competition)

Why?

This repo is to welcome beginners to Github and the opensource community by helping them learn how to make their first PR and contributions to open source!
So, try contributing in a meaningful way to other BlueLearn SPRINT issues and if you still want to generate a music certificate or add yourself to bluesprint.vercel.app go ahead and raise a PR.

How to make your first pull request?

Step#1: Star this repo 🌟

Star this repo... pull requests from account with a star will only be merged.

Step#2: Fork and clone the repository

Do not directly clone the repository as it is not considered as a good practice.

Step#3: Create a new branch:

git checkout -b new-user

Step#4: Create a new file

in contributors folder and name the file as YOUR-GITHUB-USERNAME.json. Do not forget to include the .json as file extension.

Step#5: Add your details

to YOUR-GITHUB-USERNAME.json file in the below format:

{
    "github-username": "YOUR-GITHUB-USERNAME",
    "favourite-emoji": "YOUR-FAVOURITE-EMOJI",
    "favourite-music": "YOUR-FAVOURITE-MUSIC-URL",
    "favourite-color": "YOUR-FAVOURITE-COLOR"
}

Note:

"github-username" 
same as the one you're making the pull request from. 
"favourite-emoji" 
any emoji you love. pick one from https://emojipedia.org/
"favourite-music" 
any playlist/song from https://spotify.com/
"favourite-color" 
any color in hex format (example: #fff44f). 
You can pick a colour from https://www.google.com/search?q=color+picker

Step#6: Add your files

git add -A

Step#7: Commit your changes

git commit -m "added myself"

Step#8: Push to your fork

git push origin new-user and submit a pull request.

Step#9: Pat your self on the back

and wait for your pull request to be reviewed and merged.


Are you a react / next developer?

💻 This project is built using Next.js (React based framework) and is open to contributions from both frontend devs and designers who want to make this bigger and better.