Add filterable project table by language and skill level #43
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Add project filter table by language and skill level Okay so I noticed a lot of people struggle to find their first project to contribute to. Like, they know Python or JavaScript but have no clue which repos are actually welcoming to newcomers. So I made this table with 35+ projects sorted by: - What language you code in - Your skill level (beginner/intermediate/advanced) - What you want to do (write code, fix docs, test stuff, design) Each row has a direct link to that project's beginner issues. I also threw in a "how to use this" section because tables can be confusing, and added some other sites where you can find more projects. Hope this helps people stop spinning their wheels and just get started! PS - checked all the links, they're good to go
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Fixes #43
What I Did
Added a new section with a table that organizes 35+ open-source projects by:
Each project links directly to their "good first issue" page.
Also added:
Why This Helps
Makes it easier for new contributors to find projects that match their skills instead of searching randomly through hundreds of repos.
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