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First-Contributions

A guideline to the contribution process to streamline the journey to open-source world.

WHAT TO DO?

Go to Contributing.md file and follow the steps to make your first contribution to open source world.

When editing the contribute.json file please follow the following guidelines:

  • Do not change the order of the key-value pairs or format of json object.
  • Submit your name, tag and github profile link in the same format as the previous entries.
  • Do not add at beginning or end of the file.
  • Open pull request only once.

About the Files

README.md

This file is the first file that is displayed when you open the github repository of any project. It displays the basic information about the project. It is written in markdown language. Markdown is a lightweight markup language for creating formatted text using a plain-text editor. It is used to create README files, to write messages in online discussion forums, and to create rich text using a plain text editor.

CONTRIBUTING.md

For any popular open source project a CONTRIBUTING.md file is a path to get started with contributing to the project. It will give basic information about how to contribute as well open pull request with templates and such.

LICENSE

A license is a legal tool you can use to protect your open source project. It is a set of rules that people must follow if they want to use your work. It gives you the right to decide how others can use and distribute your project. It is important to choose a license because without one, the default copyright laws apply. When you select license while creating your github repository, github automatically creates LICENSE file.

ABOUT BOSC

BOSC is a student-run organization at Birendra Multiple Campus that aims to promote open source culture among students. We are a group of students who are passionate about open source and want to help others get started with open source.

Good luck! on your Open Source Journey.