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Afghan Developer Gets 'Made in Afghanistan' Collection Added to GitHub Explore

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An Afghan developer successfully had a 'Made in Afghanistan' collection merged into GitHub Explore after submitting a Pull Request that took two weeks to be approved. The collection aims to highlight open-source projects built by Afghan developers, who previously had no dedicated presence on the platform. To launch the collection, the developer included his own project, rtl-text-tools, a utility library designed to simplify text handling for right-to-left languages such as Arabic, Dari, Pashto, and Persian. The library is accompanied by extensive documentation, including a 39-page GitHub Wiki, to encourage adoption among frontend developers. The developer is now inviting other Afghan open-source contributors to submit their projects to grow the collection into a broader showcase of Afghan tech talent.

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