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Web Development

THE SUBMISSIONS FOR THIS REPOSITORY ARE NOW CLOSED. NO MORE PULL REQUESTS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
YOU CAN STILL FORK THIS REPOSITORY AND COMPLETE THESE TASKS FOR YOURSELF.

This repository is for users gettings started in Web Developments. There are some tasks listed in Issues. View the task, complete them and try to submit a pull request to this repository. The pull request will be reviewed by a member and merged after review.

View the listed tasks here and start coding.

The solutions to the tasks are present in the solutions folder of this repository.

Leaderboard

No User Name Completed Portfolio Tasks
1 OmkeshwarGupta Omkeshwar Gupta 11/11 Portfolio Link
2 ATiwari2000 Abhishek Tiwari 11/11 - Link
3 Rajkumar562 Rajkumar Choudhury 11/11 - Link
4 uditagrawal08 Udit Kumar Agrawal 11/11 - Link
5 pawankrgithub Pawan Kumar 10/11 - Link
6 AnimeshKumarRai Animesh Kumar Rai 9/11 - Link
7 RVmis Ram Vikas Mishra 9/11 - Link
8 Sanskar2807 Sanskar Sharma 8/11 - Link
9 VarshaSaroj Varsha Saroj 8/11 - Link
10 ghost-git24 Ashish Anand 7/11 - Link
11 Preeteshspec Preetesh Bera 7/11 - Link
12 anukulsahu Anukul Sahu 6/11 - Link
13 ketanjamnal Ketan Jamnal 6/11 - Link
14 msagastya Suyash Mishra 5/11 - Link
15 joshiharsh920 Harsh Joshi 2/11 - Link
16 Nainsi04 Nainsi Singh 2/11 - Link
17 AnchalSingh20 Anchal Singh 1/11 - Link

Submission Guideline

Note All submission should made under a folder with your username, i.e. CC-BHU/task.html

To submit your pull request to thi repository, follow the steps:

  1. Fork this repository, using the fork button.

    Fork creates a copy of the repository under your profile, that will contain your version of the project. You can make any changes to the repository.

    Fork Button

  2. Clone your forked repository

    This step wll create a local copy of the repository in your system.

    git clone <repository-url>

  3. Add and commit your changes

    Make your changes and save those changes by making a commit.

    git add <filenames>
git commit -m "commit description"

  4. Push your local changes

    Your commit will be pushed, and will reflect in your GitHub repository.

    git push

  5. Create a Pull Request Submit your pull request containg changes using GitHub.