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# Getting Started
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Getting started with open-source can be a difficult task, not only because we are being introduced to some new technologies, but also because most of us have never worked in a collaborative environment before. Being able to work in a collaborative environment is one of the most important skills anyone could acquire, not only in the coding and programming area, but in life.
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Getting started with open-source can be a difficult task, not only because we are being introduced to some new technologies, but also because most of us have never worked in a collaborative environment before. Being able to work in a collaborative environment is one of the most important skills anyone could acquire, not only in the coding and programming area, but in life.
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It may appear a very challenging and overwhelming task at first, but it is, in fact, a fun and rewarding experience.
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# Community Collaboration Projects
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After the fantastic success that [Mappypals](https://github.com/zero-to-mastery/mappypals) is seeing and the high demand for similar projects, we would like to trial some community lead projects.
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After the fantastic success that [Mappypals](https://github.com/zero-to-mastery/mappypals) is seeing and the high demand for similar projects, we would like to trial some community lead projects.
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Providing the opportunity for you to flex you developer muscles, whilst working within a team of developers. Gaining valuable skills, employers are always seeking, such as:
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-**Communication and collaboration** - Being able to work in a team and communicating effectively is a very important skill
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-**Github and source control** - In these projects you will have the opportunity to understand, why branching is important along with other key github skills.
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- Reach out to a member of the Management Team on our Discord server, with a detailed project brief
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- Management team will consider if the project is something that would work well with the community
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- A Repository will be created and the project will be announced in #current-project channel in our Discord server and featured during an upcoming announcement by Andrei
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- If the project has enough demand, a dedicated channel will be created to accomodate discussions.
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- If the project has enough demand, a dedicated channel will be created to accomodate discussions.
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### **Rules**
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In order to ensure that students hard work and time are not exploited, there are a couple of rules that will need to be followed for any project:
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- The project must contain and adhere to the `code of conduct` guide found [here](https://github.com/zero-to-mastery/start-here-guidelines/blob/master/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md)
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## Current Projects
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You can view all current projects [here](https://github.com/zero-to-mastery) or you can view the specific #current-projects channel in our Discord Community that gives you a little more detail on each project.
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You can view all current projects [here](https://github.com/zero-to-mastery) or you can view the specific #current-projects channel in our Discord Community that gives you a little more detail on each project.
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## What is open source?
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**1.****Test :** Start with testing the code for any bugs, if found raise an issue about it. (Always check first if someone has already raised an issue for the same.)
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**2.****Suggest features:** Look for possible improvements and provide suggestions in the comment section.
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**2.****Suggest features:** Look for possible improvements and provide suggestions in the comment section.
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**3.****Design:** Considering the fact that practice is the main objective, try to make little changes on your forked repository and make a pull-request about it. *Commit often and provide appropriate messages to your commits.*
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**4.** You can also help in providing proper documentation of the various projects.
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**4.** You can also help in providing proper documentation of the various projects.
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*I hope it helps you.*
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*Happy Coding!*
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*Here I am, Adding My OWN CONTRIBUTION* - andrew p
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