After starting to learn about Open Source and making some good contributions during my first Hacktoberfest, I was moving ahead in my OSS journey.  I wanted to have a big project of my own to which others could contribute. Fortunately, I had an idea for a project, and decided

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<p>Loved the ideia, I’m starting with web development recently and was thinking about starting contributing with Open Source soon, but the ideia of making my own looks like a lot of fun too :) I have a question…once you created the repository, how and where did you share it so you can reach the people to contribute? thanks for the article!</p>
