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MOST welcome @edison

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Thanks @josephkagimu1

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Welcome a board Mr. @edison

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Hello Everyone! I’m Baibhav, a student of National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur(India). I am excited to contribute to OpenMRS. I have keen interest in web development and programming and prior coding experience in C++, React, Node.Js. Looking forward to all your support and guidance.

Thanks and regards!

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Welcome @edison & @baibhav3211 we are glad that you have joined one of the best community in the world… Guide for the New and Curious - Documentation - OpenMRS Wiki will guide u on our teams and how to get started… As a developer Creating Your First Module - Documentation - OpenMRS Wiki this is also important on how to get started

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Welcome @edison and @baibhav3211

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Thanks @abertnamanya for the warm welcome

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Thanks @jonathan it’s been helpful

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Welcome you’re in the right place @baibhav3211

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Hello Everyone! I’m Zac Butko from California, USA. I have just joined Mekom Solutions as Senior Frontend Engineer, and will be primarily working on OpenMRS topics. I have a bachelor’s in physics and work experience in QA/test, hardware, firmware, embedded systems, web-app back and front end, project management, and data analysis. Feel free to ask me about any of these topics!

OpenMRS is a great project, and I am excited to work with you all!

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Hello OpenMRS community: My name is Doug and I am from the School of Health Information Science at the University of Victoria in British Columbia, Canada. The school has a particular interest in the ways that clinical user interfaces can be designed and how OpenMRS can be used in education. UVIC Health Information Science

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Hey guys, I’m Claude a computer scientist from Kenya, glad to be here and ready to learn. I’m on my first job and I’m required to get familiar with openMRS.

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hello @anandrajsingh welcome to the community please read through the user guideto get started with the community

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Thanks. Will do

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Welcome, @claude9! There is a lot happening in our community. We’ve set up squads and teams to work on specific projects. This means that you have a lot of choices when it comes to getting involved with OpenMRS. Our Guide for the New & Curious is a great place to discover what squad/team is working on what and where to learn more about their work.

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Hi Suranga, I’m Sunami Dasgupta, I’m a student from India. I’m very interested to contribute to OpenMRS and getting to learn technologies during that period. Can you guide me or suggest resources to be able to contribute to OpenMRS?

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Hi Jennifer, I’m Sunami Dasgupta, I’m a student from India. I’m very interested to contribute to OpenMRS and getting to learn technologies during that period. Can you guide me or suggest resources to be able to contribute to OpenMRS?

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Welcome @sunami09! Here are three things you can do to get started and contribute to OpenMRS:

  1. Get to know our community. Have you gone through our Guide for the New & Curious ? It covers the essential things that every community member needs to know.
  2. Get to know our squads & teams. The Guide for the New & Curious includes links to the project pages for our most active squads and teams. Learn about the projects that they are working on. Follow their conversations on Talk or Slack. Listen in on a few of their meetings.
  3. Ask yourself:
    • What do you like doing?
    • What squad or team is working on the thing that interests you the most?
    • Which ones are a good fit for your skills & knowledge?

Then see if that squad or team has a guide for getting started and/or intro issues that you can work on.

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Hi @sunami09 am happy that here, I wish you can read through this OpenMRS Frontend 3.0 Documentation for Developers

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Thank You for guiding me!

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