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3 Ways To Be an Awful Open Source Contributor

3 Easy Uncommon Accessibility Techniques You Need to Know For Coding

Style Guides: The GPS of Open Source Projects

How to Create an AR Widget with No Code

Save Your Head and Your Data: 3 Do's and Don'ts for Backing Up Your Devices

For the past few months, I have been immersing myself in the magical world of coding(well, mostly HTML & CSS. I will make you mine, JavaScript! Mark m

Top 4 Reasons To Do Open Source Projects

I’m Back! If I had to pick a song lyric that encompasses the past week, it would be “When at first you don’t succeed. Dust yourself off and try again”

Double the Fun: My 2nd Try at Hashnode's 2Articles1Week Challenge

It’s hard being the new kid Ladies and gentlefolk, let me tell you, being the new kid in coding spaces can be rough, especially if you're a woman. I m

Finding My Tribe: My Adventures with Baddies in Tech and Women Who Code

What A Week If I had to pick a highlight of the previous week, it would be surviving Hashnode’s 2in1 writing challenge. It’s a two-week sprint of blog

2in1 Writing Challenge: A Week of Words and Wins

Why Collaborate? What do wolf packs have in common with The Avengers and The Justice League fighting their enemies? They both collaborate with each ot

solo coding to collaboration

Congratulations! 🎊 You have made it through steep digital mountains to find an open-source project and cut through webs and webs of project files to 

5 Tips for Staying Productive in Open Source Projects

Welcome! When you start your open source journey, there are two major milestones that you will encounter: making your first contribution and attending

Laughter, Learning, and a lot of Coding: The Dos and Don'ts of Team Hackathons

Let’s Go! What do Jason Todd from The Outlaws, Ursula from The Little Mermaid, and Loki from Thor have in common? They all managed to succeed in their

Bounce Back: 5 Tips for Staying Motivated After a Job Loss

If I had to pick a quote that describes my coding journey, it would be the famous saying, “You won’t know until you try”. I’m not going to lie to you,

How I overcame imposter syndrome and found my way into coding

You made it! 😊 Oh hey, welcome back! 😊 I see that your first contribution was merged congratulations! You’re making waves in the open source world! 