Contributing to the React ecosystem does not only mean pushing code into the React repository. To give back to the community and help developers, you can create packages, write blog posts, answer questions on Stack Overflow, and perform many other activities.
Suppose, for example, you created a React component that solves a complex problem, and you think that other developers would benefit from using it instead of investing time in building their solutions. The best thing to do is to publish it on GitHub and make it available for everyone to read and use. However, pushing the code to GitHub is only a small action within a big process, and it comes with some responsibilities. So, you should have a clear idea in mind about the reasons behind your choice.
The motivation behind why you want to share your code contributes to improving your skills as a developer. Sharing your code, on the one hand, forces you to follow best practices and write better code. On the other...
