My first pull request just got accepted !

Claudio Ctin1 month ago3 mins

🎉 Today I am celebrating my first Open Source contribution to the GitHub community.

This is a huge deal for me. I’m working on Open Source project which means there is no way I am getting paid for building Easy UI- [ https://www.easyui.pro/ ]

Building a collection of 50+ Next.js Templates takes time but with good support and validations like this I think I can really make it reach to 1000s of people.

It’s been an amazing journey, and I want to share some things I’ve learned along the way:

You don’t need to be a genius to contribute! Anyone can make a difference if they put in the effort.

Keep learning every single day and show up consistently. It’s all about small steps that add up over time.

Remember, good things take time. Never give up, even when it feels tough!

4.Focus on getting better at what you do, not just on making money. If you’re great at your craft, the money will follow naturally.

Start with small, achievable goals. It’s the best way to build your confidence and keep moving forward.

Try to add at least one small task to your daily to-do list and actually do it. It might seem tiny, but it really boosts your self-esteem and makes you feel accomplished.

Most goals are totally achievable! The biggest challenge is often just convincing yourself that you can do it.

I’m so excited to keep working on Easy UI and can’t wait to see where this project goes. If you’re interested in Next.js or web development, definitely check it out! Here’s the link – https://www.easyui.pro/

Remember, we all start somewhere. Keep pushing, keep learning, and amazing things will happen! 💪🚀

PS. I keep sharing things I learn and build regularly here. If you like and want to support me then please don’t forget to like my posts here and show some love.

PPS. If you want to connect with me, Here’s my Linkedin – https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathan-mehta-software-dev/

Thank you all & Happy Coding !!

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