Participate in 'Propose a Cache Handler' and Share Your Ideas!

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Hello Next.js Community!

I'm thrilled to share the latest documentation update for @neshca/cache-handler. I'm looking forward to your innovative contributions to help evolve this project even further.

Start in 'Propose a Cache Handler'

The 'Propose a Cache Handler' category on GitHub is your primary platform for contributing your cache handler ideas and suggestions. It's a space dedicated to nurturing and refining your innovative concepts.

How to Contribute:

1. Engage in Discussions: If you have an idea for a cache handler or an insightful documentation example, start by sharing it in the 'Propose a Cache Handler' category. These discussions are vital for shaping and aligning ideas with the project's goals.

2. Move to Pull Requests: Once your idea has been thoroughly discussed and its core concepts established:

   • Pre-configured Handlers: You can craft your Handler in line with our existing styles. Upon agreement in the discussions, submit it as a pull request to be added to the @neshca/cache-handler/[handler-name] package.
   • Custom Handler Documentation Examples: Develop your example following community feedback and submit it for inclusion in our official documentation.

Got Other Ideas? Share Them in the 'Ideas' Category!

If you have other innovative ideas or suggestions that don't quite fit in 'Propose a Cache Handler', feel free to share them in the 'Ideas' category. Your creativity isn't limited to cache handlers; I value all contributions that can help push our project forward.

Why Your Participation Matters

Your contributions are crucial in building a versatile tool for the Next.js ecosystem. By contributing:

• You're significantly impacting the development of a key tool for developers.
• You'll gain valuable experience and recognition within the Next.js community.
• You're helping create a comprehensive caching solution for developers worldwide.

Ready to Make an Impact?

Start by exploring our updated documentation and issues for inspiration.

Then, contribute your ideas in the 'Propose a Cache Handler' or the 'Ideas' category. Begin with a discussion, gather feedback, and when ready, move on to creating your pull request.

I'm eagerly waiting to see your unique ideas and contributions. Let's work together to make @neshca/cache-handler a vital tool for Next.js developers!

Honorable Mentions

I want to thank the following community members for their valuable contributions to the project:

• @itzsrikanth
• @MauriceArikoglu