Cool Code Snippets

This is a repository for adding not so popular/known but very useful and cool code snippets in any language or framework that the community might benefit from!

Contributing

Go through the Contributing Guidelines for a detailed information on contributing to this repository!

For beginners - Jump to this section.

Hacktoberfest

Implemented as a part of Hacktoberfest 2020 - Open source for Beginners session conducted on 01/10/2020. You can watch the recording here..

Hacktoberfest is a month-long celebration of open source software in partnership with Github. A repository for beginners to create their first Pull Request and repository for veteran contributors to contribute cool snippets.

Create 4 valid pull requests to get official Hacktoberfest Swags and Goodies!

Anyone can sign up anytime between October 1 and October 31.

PRs made without adding any useful Resource / Code / Solving Issues will be marked as invalid/spam.

How to take part in Hacktoberfest?

Go through the FAQs section on the Hacktoberfest website - https://hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com/faq/

• Step 1 - Create a GitHub account for free.
• Step 2 - Register at Hacktoberfest official website using your GitHub ID.
• Step 3 - Star this repository and fork it.
• Step 4 - Code and create a pull request - Go through the Contributing Guidelines.

Pull requests for Hacktoberfest count from October 1st to 31st.

For beginners

• If you don't have a github account and want to participate in Hacktoberfest - go through this section.

• If this is your first time creating a Pull Request - go through the next section to know how to create one.

• If you feel you don't have any cool snippets of code, don't worry! You can pick up one of the issues, solve them in your preferred language and add that code in a Markdown file inside the challenges folder according to the contributing guidelines.

Creating a pull request

1. Fork and Star this repository
2. Create a new git branch
3. Add files / Modify files
4. Add and commit your changes
5. Push your changes to your forked repository
6. Open this repository and click on Pull requests and then the New Pull Request button
7. Click on compare across forks and select head repository as your own forked repository and the new branch with changes
8. Click on Create pull request

And voila! You have created a new pull request! Now all that's left is for the maintainer for the project/repository to review your PR and merge it if it is good to go!

 

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Happy coding!