The WebGames repository is a collaborative project aimed at creating a diverse collection of web-based games while having a supportive environment for both new and experienced developers. By participating in this open-source initiative, you can contribute to the world of game and web development, improve your logical thinking, and create enjoyable experiences for users across the globe.
Developing games provides an opportunity to enhance logical reasoning, problem-solving skills, and creativity. Especially, if you are a web developer you can increase your designing skills of HTML/CSS as well by creating prjects like this. The WebGames repository was established with the following goals in mind:
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Learning Through Collaboration: If you're new to the world of open source or game development, this repository is an excellent place to start. Collaborate with like-minded individuals, learn from experienced developers, and build impressive games together.
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Contribute and Expand: Whether you're an aspiring developer or a seasoned pro, there's a place for you in the WebGames community. Contribute your game creations, identify and fix bugs, or collaborate on enhancing existing games.
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Free Platform: The ultimate goal is to create a platform where users can find free web-based games to play and developers can develop games and support each others.
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Develop a new game: You can develop a new game from scratch. You can either create a clone game (with some changes) or develop a game with unique concept. The ultimate goal is to create projects to increase development skills.
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Bug Hunting: You can play and enjoy the games and find errors in it. Once you found a bug in any game just add another issue in issue section.
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Choose an Issues: If you're unsure where to start, head to the Issues section and find tasks that match your skills and interests. It's a great way to learn, grow, and contribute simultaneously.
Not sure how things work. Here are some steps for you:
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Fork the WebGames repository to your GitHub account.
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Clone your forked repository to your local machine.
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Make your changes, additions or fixes.
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Commit and push your changes to your forked repository.
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Submit a pull request to have your changes reviewed and merged into the main repository.
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Try using HTML, CSS and Javascript (and any library of Javascript) only, as this repository is basically focusing on the skill development for beginners.