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Who's looking for open source contributors? (May 29 edition)

Please shamelessly promote your project. Everyone who posted in previous weeks is welcome back this week, as always. 😄

Posting this on Tuesday instead of Monday due to the US holiday Memorial Day yesterday.

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NullVoxPopuli

I've very casually been working on a side project: gitlab.com/NullVoxPopuli/emberclear/

It's encrypted p2p chat between you and only people you share your key with.
(very exclusive)

You can visit the deployed site here: emberclear.io.

No logs are kept. No one can see what you're messaging / sharing.

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AfterLogic Corp.

Hey, everyone! We have a couple of opensource projects we'd like to tell you about.

One of our flagship products has its free opensource edition, Afterlogic WebMail Lite, fast and easy-to-use webmail client which can work with pretty much any IMAP/SMTP server. It offers built-in addressbook, OpenPGP support, authentication via Google, Facebook, powerful APIs and more.

We also offer Aurora Files, an open-source file storage platform for small teams and personal users. One of its key features is Paranoid Encryption which ensures that, even if someone has full access to the server, they still cannot access your data as decrypting can only be done in your browser.

Both the products are built on top of our Aurora framework and available under AGPLv3 license. We appreciate any feedback and welcome contributors.

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Mike Staub

If you are interested in React, GraphQL, Serverless, and Graph Databases I could use some help improving my lunch matching app. github.com/mikestaub/slack-lunch-club

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Muhammad

What you guys think of this repo
github.com/mraza007/Python-notes
I created this repo to help beginners with learning python. I currently adding more stuff.
I would really appreciate if someone can help me write small programming exercises for beginners.
I would really appreciate if someone can offer good advice on this

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Heather

We wrote an open source guide on running contribution sprints. I'd love feedback and contributions.
github.com/drud/sprint_guide

I fell into event management through my involvement in open source. You can fumble along so far until it snowballs into much bigger events. There are many details to be ironed out especially for coordinating contribution events.

I've gathered as much as I could through my own experience and research in the communities I'm involved in. I'd love to sanity check what we published. Feedback greatly appreciated!

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Abdulazeez Abdulazeez • Edited

I'm shamelessly advertising my little project
github.com/simple-lang/simple

Simple is a programming language built with C for fun. Mind you it's not the simple that existed as we just discovered there was a language named simple before. We'll be glad if you can look into the repo and contribute in any form . Thanks 🙏

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Cristian Măgherușan-Stanciu @magheru_san

Shameless plug for AutoSpotting, a simple but powerful tool that allows AWS users to save a lot of money by migrating their existing AutoScaling groups to spot instances. It just takes a few minutes and requires no significant configuration changes.

You can read more about the project at github.com/cristim/autospotting or autospotting.org

Any contributions are welcome.

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d-anusha • Edited

Are you looking to track all your sales at one Place for your Django Project?
Go to this link and demo is also available github.com/MicroPyramid/Django-CRM.

If you need to know more Django open source packages visit github.com/MicroPyramid/

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Sadok

We're looking for contributors for our open source project Flyimg: github.com/flyimg/flyimg
Flyimg

I created a post about it (dev.to/sadok/flyimg-dockerized-php...) and we really appreciate any feedback.

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Alessandro Molina • Edited

The TurboGears project github.com/TurboGears/tg2 has been one of the most used Python Web Framework for nearly 10 years, used in big projects like Sourceforge.net and Fedora.

You can find some good info related to TurboGears at fullstackpython.com/turbogears.html

It's currently nearly a one man effort. So anyone interested in working on an OpenSource Web Framework is welcome at contributing any idea or improvement, from documentation, bug fixes or minor and major features.

The framework recently underwent a major rewrite of its configuration system and a lot of effort is being invested in updating the documentation accordingly.