`Tis the Festive Season ✨ [New to GitHub Check-in]

[queenofcorgis]

2023’s end is in sight and what a year it has been - our group here answered nearly 200 questions proving that it is far better to give than receive. And what better way to end the year than to give some fanfare and praise to those who have been making a difference both in the past few weeks and all 2023. Wishing you a joyous festive period and a very productive 2024!

🌟Community Superstars: A round of applause for these community citizens 👏

• @caiapha: Was trying to create additional content for a software which uses XML files as input, but their tentatives were failing. Due to some excellent investigating they were able to solve themselves. Thanks for explaining what you think occurred!
• @acwimbley: For taking the knowledge learned through the community and sharing it with their fellow classmates on uploading scripts to GitHub. And thanks to @guspan-tanadi for the knowledge needed!
  💫 Want to nominate a community member for a feature above? Just tag me (@queenofcorgis) where you’ve seen great community behavior. 💫

🏆2023’s Top Contributors: These folks contributed the most in our category for the year, thank you and looking forward to another great 2024!

• Top Contributor: @Gustavonn07
• Second place: @nirav-gajera
• Third place: @GhostOf0days

🆕 Top solves of the year: These were some of the most popular answers from 2023 🔍

• Unable to render codeblock error: @kenichi-segawa posted inquiring how to fix this and they weren’t the only one experiencing this, click through this text to see which of @d-suter’s suggestions was the fix.
• How to 2FA with only landline and/or email: Thank you to @Fish-Git who did the research and testing of finding a solution that fit their needs for 2FA. Check it out here.
• Change default branch name to main: A great new member question by @peterl3g that @w8ste solved with some code and simple steps. See the solution.

🎁Season of Giving: Give back, give gifts, and celebrate the season ❄️

• The ultimate gifts for the developer in your life this holiday season: If you're on the hunt for the perfect holiday gifts for the developer who has it all, look no further. @chrissynasi & @LaviniaSF curated a list of 10 must-have items (plus a few more) that strike the perfect balance between practicality and style.

What new things on GitHub do you hope to learn in 2024? Set your intention and goals below.

[queenofcorgis]

The first check-in of the year is here and has all the resources to get you started on your New Year's resolution 😃