Focusly
Open source app to remain focused during your deep work sessions. Built using ReactJS
Overview
Hacktoberfest is an annual event where developers are encouraged to contribute to open source projects. Focusly is excited to participate in Hacktoberfest 2023 and welcomes contributions from all participants. Whether it's reporting an issue, submitting a bug fix, or adding a new feature, all contributions are highly appreciated.
Features
- Contribute directly using Gitpod: Easily contribute to the project by opening it in Gitpod.
- Open in Gitpod Demo: Quickly access a demo of the project by clicking on the provided link.
- Checkout Contribution Guidelines: Find detailed guidelines for contributing to the project.
- Feature Requests and Bug Reports: Feel free to submit feature requests, UI updates, and bug reports as issues.
Summary
Focusly is participating in Hacktoberfest 2023 and welcomes contributions from developers. The project offers the convenience of contributing directly using Gitpod and provides a demo of the project. Detailed contribution guidelines are available for reference. To get started, fork and clone the repository, install dependencies, and run the project. Your contributions are highly appreciated and will make an impact on the Focusly project.
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