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Release 0.2.2 ~ 3...

Now I am in the middle of release 0.2 and it is very exciting and I am pretty sure I am enjoying it now. Today, I have learned how to set up the husky which is about when I try to commit codes, it automatically checks if there is an issue or unmatched rules to standard based on eslint and prettier.
Firstly, I added comment to get the responsibility of the eslint and prettier set up issue.
After I added the comment, I tried to get some advice to complete this issue and he made a comment about his favorite way of setting up husky. Here is the link which is very helpful since there are very specific format to set up and actually, it was almost the same except the main language.
During the following the process, I realized another issue that he also created is very related my current issue so I also added a comment to take the issue and he gave a kind of agreement emoticon.
This was the eslint that I created after understanding of eslint. Prettier is simpler than eslint since it is only care of formatting. Not really difficult to contribute at this time, I think not only code but I realized that I can learn any helpful setting environment for developers like eslint, prettier and husky.
After I committed my code , he finally took my PR and I saw that there were another automation tool which checked my code or PR. The name is vercel, which I have no idea now but I feel that I need to study.
In conclusion, I feel like that in the open source world, there are many people just wanting to help other people, having less skill, to improve their skills so I also should be open-minded to share my idea to broaden my horizontal of development world.

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