If you want to pitch in on a feature, fix a bug, improve performance, or just make some code better, you're more than welcome to check out the dev.to repo.

thepracticaldev / dev.to

Where programmers share ideas and help each other grow

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The Human Layer of the Stack

Welcome to the dev.to codebase. We are so excited to have you. With your help, we can build out DEV to be more stable and better serve our community.

What is dev.to?

dev.to (or just DEV) is a platform where software developers write articles, take part in discussions, and build their professional profiles. We value supportive and constructive dialogue in the pursuit of great code and career growth for all members. The ecosystem spans from beginner to advanced developers, and all are welcome to find their place within our community. ❤️

Table of Contents

• Contributing
• Codebase
  • The stack
  • Engineering standards
    • Style guide
    • Husky hooks
• Getting Started
  • Prerequisites
  • Standard Installation
  • Docker Installation (BETA)
  • Starting the application
  • Suggested Workflow
• Additional docs
• Product Roadmap
• Core Team Members
• License

Contributing

We encourage you to contribute to dev.to! Please check out the Contributing to dev.to…

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Take a look at "approved" issues for some places to help out.

I love these posts! Each of them brings me at least one contributor.

And as always I promote our linter: wemake-python-styleguide. It is the strictest and most opinionated python linter ever!

We care about bringing more collaborators to the project. So, we do several things to improve your developer experience:

1. We separate tasks for beginners from more complex tasks, so everyone can find something to work on!
2. We write friendly internal documentation
3. We write a lot of tests to be sure that everything works. Do not be afraid to break something!
4. We use mypy to check types. Jump right in if you are existed about typing!

And of course the core team is happy to provide any required help!

For a while I've been working on yet another web-based publishing system, called Publ, which I use to run my website. It's at the point where the publishing core itself is stable and provides a lot of stuff, but I'd love to see more people use it to manage their sites, and also for people to build tools to use along with it -- such as a web-based post editor, which I'd really like to build but I definitely don't have the energy/time/spoons for.

Publ itself also has a bunch of open issues which would be great if I could get help on them. :)

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The project is about airborne(but not only) DIY instrumentation. Airborne units have a built in server. We have an android dedicated terminal and simulation files.
Contributing to code, engineering, and documentation is possible. The whole "mini-toolchain" basic functionalities are good.

As a project, we work on different repositories on Github.
Our project website is Basic Air Data
Beginners are welcome,

Goodwork, is a project management and collaboration tool for all kind of teams. It is open source and MIT licensed and self-hosted.

Built with Laravel, VueJS, Tailwindcss and other stuff.

You can help by coding,or testing the app or general discussion on product features.

Also need help in creating a landing page for the project.

Please check the wiki of the project and contribution guideline and here are some available issues

GPS Logger App. It's a basic and lightweight GPS tracker focused on accuracy, with an eye to power saving.
Different applications, from recreational and travel to research and GIS
50K Downloads on play store, and ad-free.
Github repository
Website

Hey there I've got a repo that I'd love people to contribute to!
Which is a bignum library for PHP that I've been working on and I feel like it can be useful to people, take a look: PHPBignum
It also has some good first issues

Still have some E-easy issues open on bors-ng, The GitHub commit merging bot used by Bundler, Open Enclave, JuliaGPU, and many others. Automatically maintain a master branch that always passes all the tests!

I have a really modest browser extension, ZeroWiki, which redirects any request to wikipedia.org to some other Wikipedia mirror of your choice. This extension is extremely useful for people in countries where Wikipedia is blocked, e.g. in Turkey. It doesn't really need too much work, just some visual enhancements for cross-platform compatibility and usability.

Leprechaun is accepting any kind of contributions.

If you're interested in getting behind the scenes of web frameworks and async in Python, Bocadillo has just got a bunch of fresh issues for new exciting features. :-)

Non-coders also welcome! If you've got design skills, I'd be excited to discuss ideas on a new logo. Some issues are also related to writing docs, i.e. explaining how to test an async web app.

I'll be glad to discuss ideas with new contributors and help them get started. Drop a message on our chat if you need anything!

pip install bocadillo

# api.py
import bocadillo
api = bocadillo.API()
@api.route("/")
async def index(req, res)
    # Use a template from the ./templates directory 
    res.html = await api.template("index.html")

@api.route("/greet/{person}")
async def greet(req, res, person):
    res.media = {"message": f"Hi, {person}!"}

if __name__ == "__main__":
    api.run()

python api.py

curl

RawCMS is a headless CMS written in ASP.NET Core, built for developers that embrace API-first technology. RawCMS uses MongoDB as its data storage and is ready to be hosted on Docker containers.

You can help by coding (Api .net core api or frontend) or testing. Non-dev activity like reviewing documentation or creating a landing page are also welcome

Just a try of the tool is a lot for us!

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As always: solidus is accepting PRs :)

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