Your GitHub Project Deserves 1,000 Stars⭐. Here’s How to Earn Them
Planning, promotion and programming
I’ve written this blog for over two years, yet I’ve still got some free time to write code. I like pushing features and squashing bugs.
If you want to make a real impact on the coding world you’ll be looking to get 1k + of stars on your project.
This isn’t something that happens overnight, so you will need a plan in order to get those juicy stars.
So, follow my guide and you’ll also have a supremely successful GitHub repository of your work.
Why it’s important
Work is work. Some people complete open-source work to show their talents working in a software dev team.
Others want to create their own repo. They want to show their work is impactful. In order to use this in a job hunt a candidate would need to show the receipts. Having more than 1,000 stars certainly is a powermove, and likely to get the attention of a good interviewer.
Build something valuable
Work on solving a real problem people have. This means that instead of looking for an audience for your work they will search for it!
