⚡️DevVerse — Web Development Projects⚡️

A community-driven collection of small yet creative web projects for beginners and enthusiasts who want to learn, build, and explore web technologies.

💡 “Code shared is knowledge multiplied.” — DevVerse Community

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🌍 About DevVerse

DevVerse is an open-source initiative where developers from around the world share mini web projects — from simple landing pages to cool UI effects, fun animations, small JS tools, or full micro-apps.

🎯 Build. Learn. Contribute. Inspire.

This repository is a playground for aspiring web developers to explore fundamentals (HTML/CSS/JS) and modern stacks while learning how to collaborate on open-source projects.

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💻 Technologies Used

You’re free to use any technologies — these are just popular examples among DevVerse contributors.

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🎯 Our Mission

We believe in learning by building. DevVerse empowers developers to:

• 🧱 Build small yet meaningful projects
• 🧠 Learn web technologies through hands-on practice
• 🤝 Collaborate with the global dev community
• 🌍 Inspire and learn from others’ work

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🧩 Types of Projects You Can Add

• Landing pages
• UI components (buttons, modals, loaders, cards)
• JavaScript games (tic-tac-toe, snake, quiz app)
• Interactive web experiments
• Micro full-stack apps (auth-less demos or mocked backends)
• Fun animations or visual effects

All projects — big or small — are welcome!

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🧠 Step-by-Step Contribution Guide

This guide shows exactly what to do — even if you’ve never used Git or GitHub before.

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🔁 Before You Start

✅ You need:

1. A GitHub account
2. Git installed — Download Git
3. A code editor (VS Code recommended) — Download VS Code
4. (Optional) VS Code extension Live Server for local preview

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1️⃣ Fork the Repository

1. Visit the main repo: DevVerse
2. Click the Fork button (top-right corner). This creates your copy: https://github.com/<your-username>/DevVerse

Forking lets you make changes safely — your fork is your playground.

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2️⃣ Clone Your Fork (Download It Locally)

Option A — Using Terminal (recommended)

# Replace <your-username> with your GitHub username
git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/DevVerse
cd DevVerse

Option B — Using GitHub Desktop

1. Install GitHub Desktop
2. Sign in → File → Clone Repository → select your fork → Clone.

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3️⃣ Create a New Branch

Always make changes in a separate branch:

git checkout -b my-awesome-project

Example: git checkout -b weather-app

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4️⃣ Add Your Project Folder

Create your folder directly under the DevVerse folder:

DevVerse/
  my-awesome-project/
    ├── index.html
    ├── style.css
    ├── script.js
    ├── README.md
    ├── meta.json
    └── screenshot.png

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5️⃣ Fill Required Files

meta.json

{
  "title": "My Awesome Project",
  "description": "A small, fun web demo built using HTML, CSS, and JS.",
  "image": "screenshot.png",
  "tech": ["HTML", "CSS", "JavaScript"]
}

README.md

Example structure:

# My Awesome Project
A stylish and simple web demo built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

## 🛠️ Run Locally
1. cd my-awesome-project
2. Open index.html in your browser  
   OR
   npm run dev or npm start
   (then visit http://localhost:5500)

## 📸 Screenshot
![Preview](screenshot.png)

## 👨‍💻 Author
[Your Name](https://github.com/your-username)

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6️⃣ Update pages.json

Open the root pages.json file and add your folder name:

[
  "weather-app",
  "todo-list",
  "animated-login-form",
  "my-awesome-project"
]

⚠️ Make sure your name matches exactly (case-sensitive).

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7️⃣ Preview Your Project

Open your HTML file directly or with VS Code Live Server:

• Right-click index.html → Open with Live Server
• If you are using React + vite then run npm run dev
• If you are using React then run npm start
• Or run python3 -m http.server 5500 and open http://localhost:5500

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8️⃣ Commit and Push Changes

git add .
git commit -m "add: cool mini web demo"
git push origin my-awesome-project

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9️⃣ Open a Pull Request (PR)

1. Go to your fork on GitHub

2. You’ll see a Compare & pull request button → click it

3. Set base repo as: Krishnarajan7/DevVerse

4. Add:

   • Title: add: my-awesome-project — short description
   • Description: What it does, how to run, screenshots/demo

5. Click Create Pull Request

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🔍 Review Process

After submission:

• Maintainers will review your project

• You may be asked for small fixes

• Once merged:

  • 🎉 Your project appears in the showcase
  • 🧑‍💻 Your GitHub avatar appears under contributors

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💡 Alternate (No Git Method)

If you’re not familiar with Git:

1. Go to your fork → navigate to projects/
2. Click Add file → Create new file
3. Name it projects/my-awesome-project/index.html and add content
4. Repeat for style.css, meta.json, README.md
5. Click Commit changes → Create new branch → Create Pull Request

✅ Simple but limited (uploads are slower).

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⚙️ PR Checklist

✅ Before submitting, ensure:

• Project inside DevVerse
• Includes meta.json
• Includes README.md
• Added to pages.json
• Runs correctly locally
• No sensitive data or credentials

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🏆 After Your PR is Merged

• Your project is featured on DevVerse
• Your GitHub avatar appears in the contributor graph
• You join our open-source contributors community 🚀

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🫱🏼‍🫲🏽 Contributors

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🧾 License

This repository is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.

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💬 Need Help?

If you face issues:

• Open a GitHub Issue
• Tag @Krishnarajan7
• Or check the Discussions tab for community help

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Grow. Build. Contribute. Together, we make the web a better place. 🤍