Looking for a beginner-friendly issue to contribute #20310
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Hi 👋 Welcome to the webpack community! It’s great that you already have Node.js and npm set up and can run webpack locally. A good place to start contributing is the documentation repository: https://github.com/webpack/webpack.js.org Look for issues labeled “good first issue” or “documentation”. These usually involve fixing typos, improving explanations, or updating examples, which are great for first-time contributors. You may also want to read the contributing guide here: Additionally, you can search for beginner-friendly issues across webpack repositories using GitHub’s filter: Since you’re already able to run webpack locally, documentation improvements or small bug fixes would be a perfect starting point. Good luck with your first contribution! |
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Hello webpack community!
I’m new to contributing and excited to help. I have Node.js and npm installed and can run webpack locally. I would love to start with a beginner-friendly issue, maybe something related to documentation or a small bug fix.
Could someone kindly guide me to a “good first issue” I can work on?
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