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Add your profile to the Github Profile READMEs ! #1
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Add my profile, thank's! |
Created PR for my profile! Thanks |
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Added my GitHub Profile | issue #1
Created PR for my profile. Please merge |
Done @Abhijith126 . Thanks for contributing. |
Created PR for my profile. Learnt to Add new badge, stats in markdown files. It's a great experience. Thanks @srinibasbiswal. Plz merge #49 |
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Added immayurpanchal github readme.md profile which adds profile in #1
thank you for contributing @immayurpanchal |
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good first issue
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help wanted
Extra attention is needed
If this is your first pull request, please read this article: How To Create a Pull Request on GitHub
Read more about GitHub Profile README: GitHub Official Profile README Docs
Step 1
Fork the repo by pressing the "Fork" button on the top right side of the
repository and clone your forked repository.
Step 2
In your forked repository, edit
users.js
(src/dataSet/users.js) and add your name and github userName to the bottom of the file using this format:Step 3
In your forked repository, go to
githubCards folder
(src/dataSet/githubCards) and add you Github Profile README template keeping the name of the file as yourgithub userName
with extension as.md
.Step 4
Commit your changes and submit a pull request! After your pull request gets accepted, you will be able to see your very own GitHub README card on the Github Profile READMEs!
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