Contributing for the open-souce projects to classmates

It is fun to help others' projects because I get the chance to learn different methodologies to implement the same logic. In the Release 0.1, I added supports for the Word document and Eslint to two classmates' Github projects. I improved my programming skills by reading many documentations when finding third party packages to fix the issues. It's a good way to learn.

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