How to Contribute to Open Source Project and Handle Contribution

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[@rajuprajapati712]

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[@shubhamjha5738]

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[@letsgoswe]

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[@tusharkhengar7248]

Thank you bro!

[@syntaxar]

Thank You Sir

[@shivendradwivedi8887]

Bhai push nahi ho raha hai permission denied ka error aa raha hai

[@abhishek_singh512]

Sir please reply tomorrow is last date of assignment submission in frontend developer 😢😢 I get stuck in 1 problem 1.Module not found: Error: Can't resolve '@mui/material/Typography, Module not found: Error: Can't resolve '@mui/material/Stepper,' What change in latest version of Material Ui topography to ..... and stepper to ..... Please reply not able to find Any solution from Internet 😢😢

[@geekyshows]

You have to check the Doc. Check Typography API in the doc same for stepper

[@abhishek_singh512]

@@geekyshows I checked many times but not able to find out . If possible please give solution 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Godabari-sc5ps]

Sir if anyone's GitHub project have no licence then can we clone the repo and make it ours by making an licences for it without permission 👍

[@Digitalbyfaiyaz]

I am not a lawyer, but I can provide you with some general information regarding open-source licensing. It's important to note that this information should not be considered legal advice, and if you have specific concerns or questions, it's recommended to consult with a legal professional. When a GitHub repository does not have a license, it generally means that the default copyright laws apply. Without a license, it is generally assumed that you do not have the right to clone or use the code from that repository, as the author has not explicitly granted permission to do so. However, it's worth noting that adding a license to a repository is typically seen as a way for the repository owner to grant permissions and provide guidance on how others can use their code. In some cases, the absence of a license may be an oversight by the repository owner. If you are interested in using code from a repository without a license, it's generally a good practice to reach out to the repository owner and ask for permission. Communicating with the author and obtaining explicit permission is the best way to ensure you are acting within the boundaries of the law and respecting the author's rights. If you wish to contribute to the open-source community, you can consider adding an open-source license to your own code repositories. There are various open-source licenses available, such as the MIT License, Apache License, GNU General Public License (GPL), and many more. These licenses provide permissions and guidelines for others to use, modify, and distribute your code. Again, it's essential to consult with a legal professional for accurate and specific advice regarding licensing and intellectual property matters.

[@Godabari-sc5ps]

@@Digitalbyfaiyaz thanks

[@Coden69]

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[@decentshakir2873]

great video brother. really loved it. thanks to you.