Added Markdown File: "KSP: My FOSS Overflow Journey" #128
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This PR adds a new markdown file to the blog section that documents my experiences and achievements while contributing to the KSP (Knowledge Sharing Platform) project as part of FOSS Overflow. The post outlines:
Project Overview: A brief description of KSP, its purpose in streamlining academic feedback, and its role in fostering a collaborative learning environment.
My Contributions: Details of the features I implemented, such as making the modals responsive, enhancing the "Rate the Professor" feature, and working on backend integrations.
What I Gained: An overview of the technical skills, collaborative experiences, and personal growth achieved through this project.
Experience & Reflections: Insights on working with mentors and the open-source community, challenges faced, and lessons learned during the journey.
This document is intended to serve as both a personal reflection and a guide for future contributors, emphasizing the importance of knowledge sharing and continuous learning in open-source projects.