<pre><code class="language-markdown">## Overview
OpenSauced is an innovative platform designed to simplify the process of contributing to open-source projects. With several tools and resources at your disposal, it sets out to create a more engaging and friendly ecosystem for new and experienced developers alike. Whether you are looking to make your first contribution or are a seasoned pro, OpenSauced provides a structured path that enhances the collaborative experience.

## Features
- **Community Engagement:** Join discussions and connect with other developers to share insights and get support on your open-source journey.
- **Contribution Guidelines:** Clear and accessible guidelines help potential contributors understand the expectations and process, encouraging more participation.
- **Resource Accessibility:** OpenSauced offers a wealth of resources, including video content and release overviews, to aid in both learning and contributing.
- **Code of Conduct:** A well-defined code of conduct ensures a respectful and inclusive culture within the community.
- **Focus on Metrics:** Tools to analyze code size, commits, issues, and releases assist developers in tracking project activity and contribution impact.
- **Development Support:** Comprehensive documentation guides users through the development process, making it easier to contribute effectively.
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<h2>Overview:</h2>
The document provides a comprehensive guide on installing and setting up the Open Sauced project. It includes information on prerequisites, local development setup, testing, Docker builds, code linting, types checking, production deployment, contributing guidelines, and community resources.
<h2>Features:</h2>
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<li>Prerequisites: Includes information on the required software binaries and support for various cloud providers.</li>
<li>Local Development: Provides instructions for installing the application and running a local copy on port 3000.</li>
<li>Testing: Guidelines for running the test suite, coverage reports, and best practices for writing tests.</li>
<li>Docker Builds: Instructions for running a development preview using Docker or pulling the production container directly.</li>
<li>Code Linting: Information on checking code and styles quality and fixing linting errors.</li>
<li>Types Checking: Scripts available for checking and adding missing types to package.json.</li>
<li>Production Deployment: Overview of the complete build process for production deployment.</li>
<li>Contributing: Guidelines for contributing to the project, including a commit utility for writing understandable commits.</li>
<li>Community: Resources for engaging with the Open Sauced community, including Discord and YouTube Channel.</li>
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