Great article, Tanvesh!

Great work on the article. Really, got to know some new things. Just one piece of advice from my side is to try to proofread before publishing publicly. There are some errors in some paragraphs. Had a nice read.

It was a great read Aakansha Doshi . Best of Luck with the upcoming talks.

Very inspiring story, Sagar. I also got rejected from MLH in '20, but then got a chance to do open source in Hacktoberfest and later in GirlScript Summer of Code. After that I got an internship for a Web Developer role at a start-up, then got into neogCamp (boot camp for full stack web development). And I also gave my last sem exams in May this year. So, story is highly relatable 😅

Thanks for reading, and giving your feedback Bhavika.

Thank you

Thank you for reading. No, this is not an editor-specific thing.

Thank you, Dheeraj! Glad, you found it useful.

Nice work on UI, Rutik Wankhade I have also submitted a project regarding the books for the #NetlifyHackathon https://dynamicprogrammer.hashnode.dev/onlibrary-a-web-app-for-onlinelibrary

My name is Himanshu Singh. Currently, I am in my final year (last semester) my college and I am also a part of job-oriented web development BootCamp, where I am learning to get a job. As there are only 3 months are left of my college, this book can help me a lot while giving interviews. GitHub