Merge pull request #1 from esouidi/Add-report-esouidi

Report-Envel-Souidi-18262100.md

projects/projects_2021_22/Report-Envel-Souidi-18262100.md

+# Open Source Contribution Project
+
+*Author* : Envel SOUIDI 
+
+*Date* : 2021-2022
+
+*Noma* : 1826-21-00
+
+*Selected project* : [VividHues : Python Package](https://github.com/KennyOliver/VividHues)
+
+## Introduction
+
+I was pretty new to Github and the open source environment. 
+Naturally, the first thing I did was to look at different projects, to see if any would catch my attention. 
+Since I didn’t know what I was looking for, I decided to look at unsolved issues on github.  
+
+## First Contribution 
+
+For my first contribution, I wanted to join a beginner friendly community.
+I looked for projects with issues labeled : "good-first-issue".
+
+After few hours, I managed to find a good beginner friendly project : the Hacktoberfest 2021 [https://github.com/dscmbcet/hacktoberfest-2021], which is specially made for beginners on github. 
+There is a strong active community, ready to help open source beginners.
+
+I made my first contribution (pretty simple) : I had to print prime numbers from a lower bound to an upper bound, using for loops. 
+
+After asking some questions to one contributor about the community, the project and pulling requests, my work got merged. 
+This gave me a much needed first approach of the open source community. 
+
+## Second Contribution
+
+Then I started to look for another project to contribute. 
+
+Since I wanted to do some Python, I found a project about building a Python package for colored strings in Python. 
+There was one contributor to this project. Luckily (for me), he had some issues, so I started to talk about the project with him. 
+I asked for assignement on an issue, which was about printing strings in different colors (rainbow, random, character by character...). 
+
+I asked him to clarify what he needed, and what I needed to do, so I could start to work on the issue. 
+I made my pull request, and then got merged fairly quickly after. 
+
+## Conclusion
+
+The most difficult part was having a good grasp on the Github tool. The very beginning is kind of rough. 
+However, making my first pull request getting merged was quite satisfying. 
+Additionnaly, contribution to small projects is something I find interesting. You can easily get along with the contributor(s), and keep helping frequently.
+Why not to keep in touch with the Python package project ?
+ 
+