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Techmyrmidon is a virtual technology icon who keeps itself updated with current technologies, changes its tools to match the trends, follows the right experts, and, the best blogs on a particular field of interest. To taste the latest tech trends and rightly pick your associates and mentors in technology, all you need to do is to follow the Techmyrmidon of your area of expertise. Here at Techmyrmidons, you will get to know where you stand and help you keep updated with relevant tools as well as collaborate with interesting and informed people in the domain.

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In case you are not familiar with JSON format, you can learn it real quick with these resources:

• [Video] Learn JSON in 10 minutes
• [Article] JSON Quick Guide

• Fork this repository to your own account.
• Inside src/data , there are folders which are named corresponding to the technology for which they contain the data.
• For Eg. the folder /src/data/web has {year}.json, years.json, blog.json and follow.json.
• If in the year 2025 there is a new technology. First you will be creating 2025.json following the format of the previous years.
• Then you will be updating years.json

  {
   "year": "2025",
   "url": "/data/web/2025.json"
  },
  

• To add the new technology, update the {year}.json with required data in the given format.

  {
  "2025": [
    {
      "title": "technology name",
      "description":"technology description",
      "url": "link to the website of that technology"
      "morelink": ""
    },
  ]
  }
  

• Fork this repository to your own account.
• Inside src/data , there are folders which are named corresponding to the technology for which they contain the data.
• Inside each folder there are files named blog.json
• Update it with all the required informations.

   {
  "blog": "blog link",
  "author": "blog author"
  },
  

• Fork this repository to your own account.
• Inside src/data , there are folders which are named corresponding to the technology for which they contain the data.
• Inside each folder there are files named follow.json
• Update it with all the required informations.

   {
    "followLink":"https://twitter.com/brad_frost",
    "photo":"BradFrost.jpg",
    "name":"Brad Frost"
  },
  

• Do upload the photo of the person in the folder named Images in /src/data/{technology_name}/images

• After you are done, raise a Pull Request to the repository.

• Try to avoid duplicates.
• Please try to make sure that all the links and images are legit as well as working before raising the pull request.
• If you find any discrepancies in the data, feel free to open an issue, or raise an updation PR. It woudl be great if you have supporting docs, in case you are changing some core information.