💬 Contribute & Feedback

 

💬 Contribute & Feedback

Whether you're a JavaScript enthusiast, a fan of functional programming, or applying abstract patterns in real-world domains — your input is welcome and appreciated!

🤝 How You Can Contribute

  • 💬 Share feedback – Found something confusing? Something exciting? Let us know!
  • 🛠️ Suggest improvements – From API design and performance to documentation clarity.
  • 📚 Submit use cases – Real-world examples help others understand and apply the libraries.
  • 🐞 Report bugs – Open issues on GitHub under the appropriate @fizzwiz repository.

🙋 Why Your Feedback Matters

This project is actively evolving — shaped by the insights and needs of its users.
Even small suggestions can make a big difference in usability, expressiveness, and developer experience.

💡 Have an Idea?

See a missing feature? Want to extend a pattern?
Start a discussion or reach out — ideas aligned with the project’s vision are always welcome.

❤️ Sponsor the Project

If you find value in @fizzwiz and want to support its continued development, consider sponsoring the project.
Every bit of support helps keep the libraries evolving and accessible.


🙏 Thanks for being part of the journey!
— @fizzwiz ✨

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