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Hi all!
It's been awhile, but I'm back looking for some help with the Sample Programs repo (100 stars & 78 forks). Long story short, we're looking to collect code snippets in as many languages as possible. For reference, here are the top 6 languages by size:
Is your favorite language not making this list? Why not swing by and help us out?
We have a couple milestones we'd like to reach by the end of the year:
Yes, you read that correctly! We host documentation on GitHub pages which explains every code snippet in the repo, but only if we have people who are willing to help write the articles. If code isn't your thing, maybe some technical writing is!
At any rate, we appreciate whatever help we can get.
If you are interested in transit, I work on Caravan Transit and we could use your help!
It's a Ruby on Rails app that seeks to make it really easy for transit riders to report issues and view the problems other riders have filed. Think of it like Waze for public transit!
If you want to help implement mobile push notifications, fix some bugs, or anything else, we'd love to have you.
Hi,
We are looking for JavaScript developers with expertise in TypeScript to contribute to our opensource project ReactPWA, reactpwa.com the Github repo is github.com/Atyantik/react-pwa
It is a boilerplate built on top of PawJS, that is pluggable and extendable, offering various features such as SSR, Image optimization, code splitting, progressive web app with Sefvice worker and much more.
Hi!
I'm working on TerrainLib and maintaining a Vue.js CLI plugin adding pre-rendering vue-cli-plugin-prerender-spa.
TerrainLib is a terrain heightmap generation library written in Python. I'm gearing the library as a way to easily implement terrain generation in other applications, but try to keep it simple enough for people who want to do scripting to get a good result with a few lines of code. I'm looking for people who want to take a look at the various issues I haven't been able to figure out yet (like how I can't save a 16bit PNG file through Pillow, for example), and native English speakers to review the README and documentation.
With the pre-render-spa plugin, basically, any help is appreciated! :D
I also have Bayer.js but it's more of a personal project to better understand Node.js and less something for actual use, however, again, any help is appreciated! Bayer.js is a server abstractions library using RxJS.
It would great to get more maintainers to react-native-svg
e.g. many filters are implemented in iOS already, but need porting to android to be released github.com/react-native-community/...
enabling support for drop shadows etc.
I can probably help out and mentor quite a lot, but don't have much time to code on it right now because of fast progress in my work/startup, and because of not having any (react-)native apps in those projects for any customer facing ui atm.
The android port of the filter support should probably be implemented using renderscript and java, but e.g. a developer experienced with c#/obj-c/c++/c-like languages could probably handle it as well.
Hi Folks,
if you also hate writing boiler plate code and you love well documented Restful APIs that you love to document with OpenAPI / Swagger then have a look at the general purpose DTO and Validation generation project of mine github.com/valgene/valgene-cli contributions are welcome.
Currently only php is available but the idea is flexible and its written in dart which is awesome.
Do you live in the Greater Toronto Area and like React?
I built tps-calls (tpscalls.live). It's real-time mapping of locations where the Toronto Police have responded to a call for service. These calls include incidents such as arrests, gun calls, collisions involving people or property, assaults, industrial accidents or disputes. It's built with React, Redux, React-map-gl & Material-UI.
If you have any questions about contributing, have an idea for the project, or any feedback, I'd appreciate it. If you like UI work, that’s main thing I’d appreciate some help with.
If you're interested, you can find the repo @ github.com/rdrnt/tps-calls.
„markd.it“ is an opensource bookmark manager (because my browsers are a mess)!
We started some time ago but there is not much going on as of now, would love some people to jump in and revive the project :)
At the moment its a Vue.js Site using Indexeddb for the storage. There is not too much missing for the release.
github.com/markd
Hi devs,
I have this cute little library called PyOWM: it is a Python client for various web APIs by OpenWeatherMap
These APIs provide data about current and forecast weather, air pollution, UV rays exposure, satellite imagery for agricultural purposes, etc.. People mainly use it on custom Raspberry/Arduino-related projects, but also bigger projects such as Home Assitant use it.
The library is thouroughly unit-tested, heavily object-oriented and has a CI-CD pipeline in place. A small user community lives on a Slack channel... There is also a library logo! :)
Help with coding/testing/documentation would be appreciated with the upcoming library version 3; this will be a major library refactoring (simplified high-level interfaces, lighter codebase, asynchronous executability, etc.)
Anyone interested? Please get in touch via GitHub!
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Hi people,
Recently I've been working on a JavaScript framework called PlazarJS. Would you be kind and take a look at it?
If nothing, report an issue, or throw a star it if you liked it.
Here is the link
I'd love some help writing browser tests for lit-apollo, the set of base classes, mixins, or custom elements that hook up to your Apollo cache.
Can you set up a mock graphql server? Can you wrangle karma or Cypress in an app that uses shadowDOM? Or do you want to try your hand at something new? Reply here or PM if you're interested.
Hello, people
Promoting my personal project of late: Sail. It is a lightweight responsive admin panel for configuring a Rails application live without requiring a deploy.
Here are three possible ways to start if you wish to help.
I would also love to have an icon made for Sail to be used as favicon and for the top of the README file, but I have no design skills. I thought about something like a simple sail boat on top of tracks (because of Rails, of course). I would be completely amazed If someone made an attempt on it.
Happy coding, everyone!
Sail is a lightweight Rails engine that brings an admin panel for managing configuration settings on a live Rails app
Sail
This Rails engine brings a setting model into your app to be used as feature flags, gauges, knobs and other live controls you may need.
It saves configurations to the database so that they can be changed while the application is running, without requiring a deploy.
Having this ability enables live experiments and tuning to find an application's best setup.
Enable/Disable a new feature, turn ON/OFF ab testing for new functionality, change jobs' parameters to tune performance, you name it.
It comes with a lightweight responsive admin dashboard for searching and changing configurations on the fly.
Installation
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'sail'And then execute:
Or install it yourself as:
Adding the following line to your routes file will make the dashboard available at <base_url>/sail
Running the install generator…
I don't have a project but I am looking to contribute to something that's intermediate-friendly, in C# that's looking for a helping hand.
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