Contributor Kudos: Simplifying Recognition with All Contributors!

Green squares on GitHub cannot automatically track every kind of contribution. 🟩
A simple example? Everything that happens outside the platform is clearly out of reach.

It can be mentoring new contributors, talking about the project or giving suggestions in Discord, to name a few cases.

What can we do about it? Listing the contributors in the README sounds like a good idea, but how? Add their GitHub handle? Write a line or two of description?

Well, there's a tool called all-contributors which lets you manage an organized table in your README to give credit for all kinds of activities, grouped by category.
A cool way to say thank you to everyone involved in the project, even if they're not actively closing Pull Requests.

If you're a maintainer of a project and you're not using this tool yet, or if you're a contributor and you'd like your projects to use this tool, that's what today's video is about! :)

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[ZeshanMukhtar]

Please give us a repository in which we beginers can contribute easily and start our first step in open source, repository should have following tech stack, HTML, css, scss, JavaScript, typescript, react, angular and express js