I'm thrilled to join this vibrant community and contribute to the amazing projects being developed here. Allow me to introduce myself:
About Me:
I'm Rohan a passionate developer with a focus on the MERN (MongoDB, Express.js, React.js, Node.js) stack. I've been deeply immersed in web development and I'm excited about the potential of open-source collaboration to create impactful solutions.
Contributions and Interests:
While I'm proficient in React.js, I'm also enthusiastic about exploring other technologies within the MERN stack and beyond. I believe in the power of continuous learning and collaboration, and I'm eager to contribute my skills and expertise to projects that align with my interests.
Goals in the Community:
As a member of this community, my goal is to not only contribute code but also to engage with fellow developers, share knowledge, and foster a supportive environment for learning and growth. I'm keen to take part in discussions, offer assistance where needed, and collaborate on exciting initiatives.
Areas of Interest:
I'm particularly interested in plone is Volto development with react and would like to contribute in it. However, I'm also open to exploring new domains and expanding my skill set through diverse projects.
Get in Touch:
I'm looking forward to connecting with all of you! Feel free to reach out to me here rohannsahh@gmail.com and let's embark on this journey of open-source collaboration together.
I am successfully able to install plone in my local environment (ubuntu).
Problems occured till now
=> I was first trying to install plone from docs.plone.org .
After successfully installing all dependencies when i tried to run final comment which is pipx run cookiecutter gh:collective/cookiecutter-plone-starter
the error was ls-cs module however even after installing module error was same
This is how all senior developers solve problems when the error message is not helpful: search for the error message first in the specific product support, then on Stack Overflow, and eventually search engines. We don't know anything, but we have essential research skills.
Interesting, thanks for sharing about 'Why should I not upload images of code/data/errors', I believe a lot of developers really need that. @stevepiercy