[Good First Issue] Guide for SDG's New Contributors

[MooooCat]

Hi everybody,

Welcome to the SDG community !
This Issue empowers first-time contributors of open-source software.

We created a list of Good First Issues for you to pick. To get more people into the program faster, we came up with this Issue. Thank you for clicking on this issue and thinking about how you can contribute to SDG program.

🛠 How to pick a task?

Participation in a project that has already been assigned is also encouraged, but you must be aware that it will require more effort to get up.

• 👀 Browse the issues you are interested in, In the issue interface, all issues with "SDG future" or "good first issue" labels are optional tasks.
• 🙋‍ Comment below the issue you want to participate in, comment directly under that issue, we will assign tasks to you.
• 🔧 A Maintainer will be your mentor and will continue to work with you on issue resolution
• 🚅 Read our contributing guidelines and commit code to your fork.
• ✔ After PR, Code review, Request changes, Approve..., your code will be merged into the master branch and you will become one of our developers!

You can also filter the tasks by difficulty label:

• Easy
• Medium
• Hard

🕋 Is it difficult to finish a task?

• First of all, we are expecting you to have basic language skill (SDG is written in Python), as well as have ability torun basic SDG demo by your own.
• All "Good First Issues" should be easy enough for the new contributor.

⚙️ Where can I get help?

• For each task, there will be a Mentor or Reviewer to help you getting started. You can talk to he/she directly to ask whatever you want to know.
• After you choose the task, please send me an email to [email protected] and the mentor will help you.

There are currently three maintainers responsible for maintaining this project:

• @MooooCat
• @sunnyl95
• @hankers

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You are the future of SDG, and we appreciate your contribution!!! 🌠🌌🌇🌄🌅🌁