Set your New Year’s resolution with New to GitHub 🎉 [New to GitHub Check-in]

[queenofcorgis]

A new year is a perfect opportunity to set goals, intentions, and resolutions and if your goal is to uplevel your GitHub expertise, the New to GitHub category is the place to be!

🌟Community Superstars: A round of applause for these community citizens 👏

• @shiskhare: For their great suggestions on how @gv29847 could share their work and by recommending an easy to follow video. Also shoutout to @gv29847 for joining the world of open source and sharing their work 😃.
• @faridnec: Loved their approachable answer and follow-up on this post about setting up repositories for a multi-platform project. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
• @ananuness: Has been helpful around the category lately and we’re so appreciative ❣️. They did some great troubleshooting in this discussion - be sure to check it out.

⬆️ Level up: Resources to take your skills to new heights for the new year

• Global Hack Week - Beginner’s Week: As part of Major League Hackers’s monthly Global Hack Week, January 5th - 11th, 2024 will be Beginners Week! Join them for a week of beginner-friendly content to kick off 2024! 🎇
  Global Hack Week is a 100% free event for anyone and it's easy to register and participate - follow along with live challenges. 👍
• GitHub Skills: Learn how to use GitHub with interactive courses designed for beginners and experts. I spent this week brushing up on my Pages skills.
• GitHub Learning Pathways: Whether you’re a developer, engineering leader or GitHub administrator, there's a path for you to explore. GitHub’s Learning Pathways are self-paced tutorials designed to help you grow from beginner to expert. Find your path.

📆 2023 Wrap Up: Moments, members, and more from 2023 we don’t want you to miss!

• December 2023 New to GitHub Check-in: We celebrated our top contributing members to the category and solves in the final check-in on the year.
• GitHub Community - Here's to an incredible 2023: Check out all we achieved together and celebrate the past year with 2023 Community Discussions summary.
• GitHub’s top blog posts of 2023: With the books closed on 2023, we're highlighting some of the incredible work from GitHub’s engineers, product teams, and security researchers in this article.

Wishing everyone a magical 2024 full of learning, discovering new projects, and joy! What are you hoping to learn this year?

[ananuness]

How sweet!! 💖💖💖 Thank you very much for your care and recognition, I hope this year is wonderful for all of us, full of achievements and learning! 🌱

And for this year, I want to learn e2e testing, more React hooks, advanced Nest and a little more about AWS services... it's going to be quite a year hehe 😶‍🌫️

[wesleybertipaglia]

Congratulations for all in the community 🎉🎉🎉.

The past year I have learned a lot by practice and enjoying in code communities, in this year I go to make the same, but more, and I want to deep in design patterns, architecture and learn more about scalability 🚀

[queenofcorgis]

Keep the new year energy going in the newest New to GitHub check-in!