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This repository contains the source code and documentation for thenewboston.com website's Developer Portal.

• Contributing
• Getting Started
• Community
• Donate
• License

Contributions are what make the open-source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make are greatly appreciated.

To start with, you can always check the open issues in this repository. You can filter these issues using the labels and find the ones that suit your domain.

All issues that have the PR Reward label are ready to be worked upon and specify the amount of coins to be transferred to the account of the person who solves that issue.

If you discover a new issue that is not yet reported, please open the same before working on it. People who discover bugs will be rewarded with the amount of coins specified by the Bug Bounty Owed labels.

Please avoid working on issues that have the Not Ready label on them.

The reward labels will be assigned to issues by the core team members based on certain parameters. If you want to create an issue with a design suggestion, please do it in the design repository.

Every PR must be connected to an issue, so as stated above, before creating a PR, please raise an issue and reference it in the PR.

Before starting, add a comment to let others know that you'll be working on that issue.

It is strictly advised to create a single PR per issue. In any case, where two or more issues have the same root cause, you can club them in a single PR, otherwise, refrain from doing so.

Also, while working make sure you follow these guidelines:

• React / JSX Style Guide
• CSS / SASS Style Guide

Next steps:

1. Fork the project
2. Create your feature branch
3. Run npm run lint and make sure you have no errors
4. Commit your changes
5. Push to the branch
6. Open a pull request

For further help, you can check out the FAQs.

Finally, feel free to shoot any queries or suggestions. Don't hesitate. ;)

After cloning the repo, run the following command to install the project dependencies:

npm install

Then to run the code, run the following command:

npm start

Join the community to stay updated on the most recent developments, project roadmaps, and random discussions about completely unrelated topics.

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All donations will go to thenewboston to help fund the team to continue to develop the community and create new content.

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thenewboston is MIT licensed.