We need to add dependabot gh action to update dependencies & gh actions to the latest version automatically.

If there are any updates needed dependabot will automatically create a PR & you need to review it & merge it.

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Hey there! Exciting news! I've created an open source project called "devFind" where you can add your profile and others can search by skills. Join in and contribute to make it better!

You can start with adding your profile. Check the Readme file if you are a beginner.

Describe the bug
If the description of a Developer is big (more than 2 lines) the developer's social links flows out of the box.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to '...'
2. Click on '....'
3. Scroll down to '....'
4. See error

Expected behavior
All social links should be inside the box.

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
A clear and concise description of what the problem is. Ex. I'm always frustrated when [...]

Describe the solution you'd like
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Describe alternatives you've considered
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Additional context
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Real Time search filter

Current behavior :

Currently ,the filteration of developer is happening after the user press the enter key only.

Expected behavior :

It would be good if we filter the developers on key down itself (real time) , with out need of enter key use.
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Currently, the scrolling is not smooth, and when the user scrolls and the cursor points to a skill, the scroll stops.

Steps to Produce:

1. Search for a user that have skills that overflow. like search for Yash.
2. Hover to skills section and scroll on mouse.
3. Scroll is not working smoothly and when the cursor points to a skill scroll is not working.

Hey there! Exciting news! I've created an open source project called "devFind" where you can add your profile and others can search by skills. Join in and contribute to make it better!

You can start with adding your profile. Check the Readme file if you are a beginner.

Here in this project, there are only two Isuue templates. We have to add some Issue templates such as docs.yml, style.yml etc.

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What feature?

I have an idea to add a small greeting message whenever someone makes a Pull request or an Issue.

Message should be like:
Hello, {username}, Thanks you for opening an issue.

Soon the maintainers/owers will review it and provide you with feedback/suggestions.
If you think its something urgent, feel free to reach on social handles.

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Here is the main problem
A clear and concise description of what the problem is when i was reading the README.md file in which describe how to add your profile to devFind which is very long process .

1. first fork repository and then clone it local machine
2. setup the project
3. go to profile.json file and enter the your profile data in json format.

Now, we have less developer who add their profile, After some time more developer connect and this will burden for reading and writing in profile.json .

Here is the solution i would like
I want to add profile page where users can directly add their profile data without going to all above processes. We also have to add backend for this , and store the developer profile data in database for further use. This way we can improve the web site scalability and help more developers to connect .

Hey there! Exciting news! I've created an open source project called "devFind" where you can add your profile and others can search by skills. Join in and contribute to make it better!

We are using CRA for this project. We have to use Vite for better performance.

Why Vite?

Create React App (CRA) has long been the go-to tool for most developers to scaffold React projects and set up a dev server. It offers a modern build setup with no configuration.

But, we see increased development and build time when the project size increases. This slow feedback loop affects developers’ productivity and happiness.

To address these issues, there is a new front-end tooling in the ecosystem: Vite!

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what's wrong in the documentation?

We have migrated our project from npm to pnpm. So We also have to update instruction of installing dependencies. We have added pnpm install but some users don't have pnpm installed on their machine. So update the Readme file according.

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What feature?

We can migrate to pnpm it will be great for us.

Why to pnpm?

• it's faster
• disk efficient
• etc.

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What feature?

we are using CRA by default & it's taking too much time we can use vite instead of CRA

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Project modification :

Problem :
As the project grows we will have different pages , large code base.

Solution :
Add Routings and remove unneccesary code.

What's the style idea?

The style of language tags needs to be improved, and the scroll bar has to go. Nobody understands that it is a scrollable language when they first use it, thus in order to design a user-friendly interface, it should be obvious, as shown in the screen captures below.

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after :

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The website does not have a responsive design, which can lead to a poor user experience for those accessing it on mobile devices or smaller screens.

It is recommended that responsive design be implemented to ensure that the website/application is accessible and user-friendly for all users, regardless of the device they are using. This could involve updating the layout, font sizes, and images to ensure they are optimized for different screen sizes.

By implementing responsive design, the website would be more inclusive and user-friendly, making it a more accessible platform for all users.

(https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/103263909/234729372-6f7a51c6-7471-4132-a2eb-892e85120699.png)

What feature?

I have an idea where it would be easy to find the users with sharing the URLs with others.

for example, https://{domain}?search-query={query}

Attached PR: #219

Please take a look @shyamtawli .

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What's the style idea?

We need to improve the space between the skills and the scrollbar.

Current 👇🏻

Snapshot of the same 👇🏻 without any padding

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Suggested fix 👇🏻

Snapshot of the same

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Description

Feature request to make devfind responsive for mobile devices.

Screenshots

Currently website looks like this.

Improvements

Overall making the website mobile friendly and responsive.

Instead of having the profiles occupy the entire horizontal block,we can make them into cards with either 2 or three in one row.
As a user,that looks less monotonic and better.

I can work on this if approved!!
Thank you

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

• Currently no code formatting is enforced.
• This is an issue since every PR will have a different formatting which won't be good to the health of the code base in the long run.

Describe the solution you'd like

• Integrate Prettier and add some formatting rules for this project.
• Set up a pre-commit hook to run prettier in CI.

We need to add a contributing.md file for this project. Where we need to mention everything about how a user can contribute to this project

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In this project, we are using lots of packages for icons. We can use reactions for all icons

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The devFind UI only has a search bar with no information about the app's purpose or guidance on what to search for. This can make it difficult for new users to understand how to use the app and find relevant content.

To improve the app's usability and accessibility, we should add a brief description of the app's purpose and functionality, as well as some suggestions for search terms. This information can be displayed prominently on the main page or included in a tutorial/onboarding process.

What feature?

• Instead of clicking enter to get the result, we will update the profiles list for every character change.
• This will make the search experience more better.

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See the below demo,

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Currently We are Using Vanilla CSS it will be good if we migrate to Tailwind CSS

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We are using npm in this project but if we use pnpm it will be good.

Why pnpm?

pnpm supports faster installation, disk efficient etc.

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Issue Description:

• Currently, in the project, the logo is displayed in paragraph format, with the name "devFind" where "dev" and "Find" are written differently. However, the logo is not clickable and does not redirect users to the home page when clicked. This issue aims to enhance the user experience by making the logo clickable and linking it to the home page.

Expected Behavior:

• When the logo is clicked, it should redirect the user to the home page of the project.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open the project.
2. Locate the logo displayed in paragraph format, specifically the "devFind" section.
3. Attempt to click on the logo.

Current Behavior:

• The logo is not clickable and does not redirect the user to the home page.

Proposed Solution:

• To resolve this issue, the following steps can be taken:

1. Identify the HTML element or container that contains the "devFind" logo.
2. Add an appropriate hyperlink tag () or event listener to make the logo clickable.
3. Set the destination of the hyperlink or the action of the event listener to redirect the user to the home page.
4. Verify that the logo now redirects the user to the home page when clicked.

Additional Considerations:

• Ensure that the hyperlink or event listener is implemented in a way that maintains the overall design and styling of the logo.
• Test the solution across different browsers and devices to ensure compatibility.
• Consider adding a hover effect or other visual cues to indicate that the logo is clickable.

Note: It's important to have a good understanding of the project's codebase and structure in order to implement this solution effectively.

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This is the sidebar logo, which is to made clickable

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No Issues just testing.

What happened?

I found a BUG 🐞
Currently, the scrolling is not smooth, and when the user scrolls and the cursor points to a skill, the scroll stops.

Steps to Produce:

Search for a user that have skills that overflow. like search for Yash.
Hover to skills section and scroll on mouse.
Scroll is not working smoothly and when the cursor points to a skill scroll is not working.

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No response

What browsers are you seeing the problem on?

Chrome

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Lets Add Different routes in App.js file
As the time goes the project will have multiple pages like Home,profile,Detailed developer profile etc...

Solution :
Lets Add the different routes in App.js file and make the code look good , simple

Hey there! Exciting news! I've created an open source project called "devFind" where you can add your profile and others can search by skills. Join in and contribute to make it better!

You can start with adding your profile. Check the Readme file.

Here we are using npm for this project. We can use pnpm instead of npm

Why pnpm?

• it's faster than npm
• disk efficient
• etc

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What's the style idea?

The social media icons are static.:

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I can add hovering effect to it:

After hovering:

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It would be much better if there is a autocomplete feature in the search box
it helps to find relevant information and it helps users find what they’re looking for faster it helps them narrow down their search results without wasting time.

A PR template can be added to ensure a proper contribution.

Hey there! Exciting news! I've created an open source project called "devFind" where you can add your profile and others can search by skills. Join in and contribute to make it better!

You can start with adding your profile. Check the Readme file if you are a beginner.

Hey !
I made some structural changes to the README and added a few sections to make it more visually appealing

Do let me know if there any changes to be made
(linking a PR)

As a user, I want to be able to switch between light and dark themes on the website/app, so that I can choose the one that is easier on my eyes or fits my preferences.

To implement this feature, we will need to add a button or switch somewhere on the page that the user can click or tap to toggle the theme. When the user switches the theme, we will need to update the CSS styles accordingly to apply the appropriate colors, fonts, and other design elements.

In addition, we should consider storing the user's preference for the theme in a cookie or local storage, so that it persists across page reloads and sessions.

By adding this functionality, we can improve the user experience and make the website/app more accessible and customizable for our users.

I think there should we add this
(https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/103263909/234728386-edf90ea0-18b5-40be-bc0b-a0bc6c8fee2a.png)

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you should add a workflow to validate the Json according to your schema and check if user name is already there or not. it can be useful if there are too many pull request coming and you don't want to check every single one.

I noticed that you're only filtering the devs based on their skills but there are several other way that could be added to devFind to help users find the right collaborators for their projects. Some of these ways include:

• Location: Allow users to filter collaborators based on their geographic location, which can be useful for finding collaborators in a specific region or time zone.

• Availability: Allow users to filter collaborators based on their availability, including their preferred working hours or the amount of time they can commit to a project.

• Experience level: Allow users to filter collaborators based on their level of experience, including junior developers, mid-level developers, and senior developers.

• Project type: Allow users to filter collaborators based on the type of project they are working on, such as web development, mobile development, or data science.

• Communication preference: Allow users to filter collaborators based on their preferred modes of communication, such as email, chat, or video conferencing.

By adding these filters, devFind can provide a more comprehensive and tailored search experience to its users, allowing them to find the right collaborators for their specific project needs

Hey there! Exciting news! I've created an open source project called "devFind" where you can add your profile and others can search by skills. Join in and contribute to make it better!

You can start with adding your profile. Check the Readme file if you are a beginner.

We are collecting data from users in a JSON format. So sometimes we can unfortunately add the wrong JSON code. so to validate we can add a JSON checker gh action so that if there is any wrong with JSON code this gh action will show you

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