For my last Hacktoberfest PR, I was actually reached out to by a repo maintainer on my previous blog post.
Basically, this project aims to essentially allow people to create local documentation sites for various popular frameworks/ libraries. Essentially the project acts as a repository of scripts that users can copy and paste to create a fully functioning static site of their documentation (sort of related to our course project where we are developing a static site generator).
Naveen (the project maintainer), saw that I had gained some experience using Electron from working on the Video Hub App, and asked if I'd like to contribute a script to get a local version of the Electron documentation.
I thought this would be a nice way for me to get familiar with how documentation sites are built. I immediately learned that Electron's documentation site was built using Docusaurus (which we'd later end up learning about in our course).
I was able to learn how to built up a local copy of the site with just a small script, and was succesfully able to contribute to the repo!
Issue: https://github.com/naveennamani/offline-docs/issues/2
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