Dark Mode Toggle
Beginner FriendlyAdd a theme switcher to toggle between light and dark modes across the site.
Cursor Boston is fully open source. Explore the roadmap, find a focused contribution, and make your mark.
Find something that excites you. Search by skill, category, or difficulty, then open a pre-filled issue when you are ready to start.
Add a theme switcher to toggle between light and dark modes across the site.
Add search functionality and filters by skills, interests, and location to the members directory.
Allow members to RSVP to events directly on the site with capacity limits and waitlists.
Create a gallery where members can showcase projects they have built with Cursor.
Build a community forum for discussions, Q&A, and knowledge sharing.
Enhance the mobile menu with better animations and touch interactions.
Replace loading spinners with skeleton screens for better perceived performance.
Improve form error messages with inline validation and better error states.
Implement lazy loading, proper sizing, and WebP format for all images.
Add structured data, improve meta tags, and create a dynamic sitemap.
Ensure all interactive elements are keyboard accessible with visible focus states.
Test with screen readers and add missing ARIA labels and landmarks.
Audit and fix color contrast issues to meet WCAG AA standards.
Add skip-to-content links and improve focus management on page navigation.
Document reusable components with usage examples and prop descriptions.
Create documentation for API routes and Firebase data structures.
Create video walkthroughs of the codebase and contribution process.
Create visual diagrams showing app architecture and data flow.
Write unit tests for utility functions and React components.
Create end-to-end tests for critical user flows using Playwright.
Set up performance monitoring and Core Web Vitals tracking.
Implement error tracking and logging for production issues.
Don't see what you want to build? Propose your own feature or improvement.
Propose a FeatureFork the repo and clone it to your local machine.
Choose a roadmap idea or propose your own contribution.
Create a branch, write code, and test locally.
Open a pull request and get feedback from maintainers.
Real contributions to a production app that you can show to employers.
Work with Next.js 16, TypeScript, Firebase, Tailwind, and AI-powered workflows.
Connect with developers who share your focus on AI-powered development.
Your work helps a real community and serves as a template for others.
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