Christine Belzie

Repos

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  rupali-codes/LinksHub (Wednesday, 20 September 2023 at 20:49:22 UTC)

  LinksHub aims to provide developers with access to a wide range of free resources and tools that they can use in their work. These resources include links to free software, libraries, frameworks, and other tools that can be used to build and deploy applications and websites.

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Milestones

• 350 stars on GitHub

  2023-06-22T00:00:00.000Z

  For the past three months, I have been participating in as a GirlScript Summer of Code Co-Project Administrator for LinksHub, a website that is dedicated to providing people with free resources to help them learn and/or improve their tech skills.

• Reached 100 followers on Open Source Queens

  2023-05-05T00:00:00.000Z

  I decided to start this group on daily.dev after noticing that women and non-binary in the open source community were not be acknowledged for their contributions

• Winner of CoCode's February Blog-A-Thon

  March 2023

  For this event, I wrote about how developers can increase their productivity during the DevOps process.

• FreeCodeCamp Top Contributor 2023

  June 2023

  I was picked as one of the Top Contributors for 2023 at FreeCodeCamp

• Article posted on the Open Source Squad on daily.dev

  Feburary 2023

  For this event, I wrote about how developers can increase their productivity during the DevOps process.

• Accepted into FreeCodeCamp's Writing Team

  April 2023

  I was picked out of a small percentage of applicants for writing engaging and humorous posts

• Reached 100 followers on my blog

  April 2023

  After achieving my goal of 50 followers and joining Twitter in January, I set a goal to reach 100 followers by mid-2023. After months of consistently writing, I achieved it! 😊

Testimonials

Grateful for Christine's help in welcoming me to the open-source community

@loftwah

Grateful for Christine's help in welcoming me to the open-source community

@loftwah

I just wanted to thank Christine for her tremendous help and support in my introduction to open-source software. She was a fantastic mentor and ensured I had everything I needed to get started and feel welcome in the community. Her patience and kindness meant a lot to me. Thank you for being such a fantastic support and making me feel like a valuable part of the open-source community. Your contributions are greatly appreciated!