Awesome! I recommend my favorite answer, but feel free to use whichever you like. I'm looking forward to seeing your implementation!

I want to contribute to this issue. This is my first time to contribute in githup repository.

@engeman2008, thank you for your interested. Do you think you could actually create your own issue with a different Stack Overflow answer? I would prefer to leave this one for @diwesh87 who had the idea in the first place :)

Thanks!

Okay. i didnt get the idea at first. i thought i could contribute to any issue.
Thanks.

Thanks @engeman2008, I should probably open up a few issues for people to select... Thanks for understanding :)

Yes, this would be great.
Thanks.

I added some.

@kentcdodds Are you opposed to people opening issues as ideas? Or should they take only open ones? Or can they only open issues they intend to solve?

Just trying to get a sense of what you're expecting regarding issues for clarity.

Cheers!

I would prefer people to open their own. But if someone needs some direction, having some existing issues is helpful. Feel free to add some if you have ideas @mtheoryx :)

Hi @kentcdodds..I am following your course on 'How to contribute to open source projects' and would love to contribute to issues. Could you open some new issues you want to fix/add? It would make the start easier.Thanks!

@goanpixie, glad that you're going through the series. I think it actually would be a more full experience if you file the issue to start with 😄

Sounds good!:) I just filed an issue.

As a newbie, how do I find an issue to work in?
This is kind of overwhelming as a beginner.

Hi @captainSpades,
The best way to contribute to this repo is to come up with your own stack overflow answer you'd like to add to the project and file an issue. You can see what others have done if you need some inspiration for what kinds of things that work here. And be sure to watch this

Good luck!