Namaste Salesforce Open Source Learning Project

Introduction to Open Source and Namaste Salesforce

Welcome to Namaste Salesforce, an open-source learning project created by Swarnil. Open source is a collaborative model where software is freely available for anyone to use, modify, and distribute. It fosters innovation, encourages learning, and enables developers from around the world to work together on exciting projects.

What is Open Source?

Open-source software is built by communities of developers who contribute their time and skills to improve and expand projects. Some key aspects of open source include:

• Transparency: The source code is publicly accessible.
• Collaboration: Developers from different backgrounds contribute.
• Freedom: Anyone can use, modify, and share the software.
• Community-driven development: Decisions are often made collectively.

About Namaste Salesforce

Namaste Salesforce is an open-source learning platform designed to help developers and enthusiasts learn Salesforce effectively. It is built using Jekyll, Bulma, and SCSS, and is hosted on GitHub Pages with contributions managed through GitHub.

Why Open Source Matters

By contributing to open-source projects, you:

• Gain real-world development experience.
• Improve your problem-solving and coding skills.
• Connect with a global network of developers.
• Help build and maintain useful tools for the community.

Technologies Used

This project leverages the following technologies:

• Jekyll: A static site generator for building fast, secure, and scalable websites.
• Bulma: A modern CSS framework based on Flexbox for responsive design.
• SCSS: A powerful CSS preprocessor for maintainable and scalable styles.
• GitHub Pages: A hosting service for serving static websites directly from a GitHub repository.
• GitHub: A platform for version control and collaboration.

Community and Collaboration

Namaste Salesforce thrives on contributions from developers, designers, and writers. We encourage everyone to participate, share ideas, and improve the project together. The open-source ecosystem relies on collaboration, and every contribution makes a difference.

Stay tuned for more details on how you can get involved, contribute, and make an impact!