Hey guys! Still a very fresh project.

Building career roadmaps for newbie developers who need help picking a career path.

This is for the Spak.co community. Will be integrated with #301DaysOfCode for greater exposure. Will also be marketing the project via my social profiles to help gain awareness.

github.com/SpakMedia/org-product-r...

If you want to help newbies with their careers we'd love to work with you!

Re-posting the same project from last week, since it sparked some interest among folks: Sail.

It is a Rails engine to bring in settings to control an application's behaviour while live.

There are two points I would appreciate collaboration:

• Making the control dashboard design more elegant and better looking
• Expanding the types of settings available

This time, I have created two issues as feature requests with implementation steps, if anyone is interested in contributing that would be a good starting point.

Suggestions and feedback are also appreciated!

SBTCVM, a balanced ternary virtual machine project, which is written in python, is looking for developers with lower-level experience, interested in writing applications, games, ect. that are capable of running within the VM itself.

2 external programming languages are available:

• SBTCVM Assembly: list-style assembler with automatic addressing, and a standard library of sorts.
• SSTNPL: slightly higher level language with named integer variables, and goto-based subroutines.

Both of these support decimal in their syntax, so knowledge of balanced ternary isn't strictly necessary starting off.

Also, devs wanting to help with the VM, utilities, and compilers will need knowledge of python, and retro/embedded computing, the latter due to the VM's rather constricted specifications.

Devs should try and familiarize themselves with SBTCVM's basic features and principals, before trying to jump into the python codebase head-on.

python 2.7 and 3 compatible.

repo: github.com/SBTCVM/SBTCVM-Gen2-9
list of existing utilities and applications: sbtcvm.blogspot.com/p/utilities.html

I've got a really simple JavaScript extension for Firefox that needs updating. It's got 15 open issues, and I know how to solve them but it would take a rewrite and I really don't want to spend time updating it. It's got 56 stars, over 4k users, and over 31k downloads on AMO, just under 60 5-star reviews, 4.8 on average, so I don't want to drop support.

If you or someone else likes WebExtension JS, HMU. I'll tell you what needs to be changed to fix those bugs and why it requires a rewrite.

github.com/spikespaz/firefox-nativ...

Hi all!

I'm working on a library to read and write PPM (portable pixmap) images with a simple to use C API. We have two out of three issues that prevented the first version of the library from being released fixed. Only one more issue needs to be resolved before version 1.0 is released.

Link to Github repository: github.com/Noah11012/libpixmap

Another project I've been working on is a C++ implementation of Rust's Enum Type Result. Not all methods found on Result are currently implemented and because of the language differences between C++ and Rust, not everything maps perfectly. If you would like to help me with this project it would be much appreciated.

Link to Github repository: github.com/Noah11012/result-for-cpp

Plume is a federated blogging platform that aims to make it easier for anybody to start blogging. Users can host their own blog or use a public instance. It users ActivityPub for federation to improve discovery so your blog can be followed by any user of Plume/Pleroma/Mastodon/any other ActivityPub platform or RSS.

The project is written in Rust using the Rocket framework. Check out a public instance to get a feel for the platform or jump onto the issue tracker if you want to help.

Hi all!!! I just built a small library UI to react ... Re-jok is a React UI component library built with styled-components. It's a collection of components that help you design websites fast and beautiful easily. Now, it's very young, few components or somewhere looks like stupid but we always try to improve and add more components in the shortest time.

This's my repo: github.com/Tacaa/re-jok

firstly: its doing more than abstracting CPU and memory. its abstracting the very binary logic of the computer its running on. So naturally the code is going to get a bit on the complicated end of things. It has a full development toolchain, including 2 compilers, all custom built.

secondly: that codebase IS in alpha, and the repository structure is due to SBTCVM being designed as a self-contained, multiplatform package. The codebase is actually far better technically than its predecessor. using a modular design, with frontend code compartmentalized for easier development of additional frontends.

Thats not even mentioning the fact that the CPU is clocked at 6.5Khz. that might not seem like much, but that means the CPU parser is running 6500 times a second.

thirdly: python 2 support is staying until at least its EOL in 2020. That's my decision, and I'm sticking with it.

as for the coding style. I'm honestly more concerned with the modularity, maintainability, and speed of it, rather than how it looks.

still Gen2 is a massive improvement. Gen 1, as it was based on the first prototype, was much worse:
github.com/SBTCVM/SBTCVM-Mark-2/bl...

Hi,

I'm looking for open source project contribution. I have good skills in js ecosystem. If any one project maintainer here. I requested you to ping me.

Hey Guys,
So we have created this YouTube Downloader in Python. This project initially started as a command line script but later me and my friend turned it into a complete GUI with different features. So we are looking for contributors how would like to help us add more features to this Gui.

• This uses Python, Pytube Library to fetch and download YouTube Videos.
• PyQT as a GUI Framework.

Anyone who would like to be part of our project feel free to propose issue and create a pull request.
Btw it also went trending on GitHub.

github.com/mraza007/videodownloader

Moin,

gobacktest is an event-driven backtesting framework written in Golang.

package main
import (
  "github.com/dirkolbrich/gobacktest"
  "github.com/dirkolbrich/gobacktest/data"
  "github.com/dirkolbrich/gobacktest/strategy"
)
func main() {
  // initiate a new backtester
  test := gobacktest.New()
  // define and load symbols
  symbols := []string{"TEST.DE"}
  test.SetSymbols(symbols)
  // create a data provider and load the data into the backtest
  data := &data.BarEventFromCSVFile{FileDir: "../testdata/test/"}
  data.Load(symbols)
  test.SetData(data)

  // choose a strategy
  strategy := strategy.BuyAndHold()

  // create an asset and append it to the strategy
  strategy.SetChildren(gobacktest.NewAsset("TEST.DE"))
  
  

The goal is to create a flexible backtesting system, which could be used as a backend or as a stand alone within a Jupyter notebook.

If you are interested in financial stuff, algorithmic trading or quantitative finance and writing code in Go, feel welcome.

I would appreciate contributors for basic algos, tearsheet and graph integration, documentation or just in general discussion about the structure of the framework from an end user perspective.

Cheers.

FossURL

Open Source URL Shortener which can be even hosted on GitHub/Gitlab Pages (or any other static site hosting)

bauripalash / fossurl

Your Own Url Shortner Without any fancy server side processing and support for custom url , which can even be hosted on GitHub Pages

Your Own URL Shortener which can even be hosted on GitHub/GitLab Pages or any Static Site Hosting Service. No Need of any Costly Server

>Working Demo<

Current Version : 2.0

🎯 Goal Of This Project

Implementing a Simple URL Shortner which can be used without need of any hardcore server side processing and can be hosted on Static Site Hostings such as GitHub/Gitlab Pages

💻 Technologies Used

• Client Side :

  1. HTML
  2. CSS
  3. JavaScript

• Server Side:

  1. Database : jsonstore.io

TODOs:

• Themes

⚠ Warning

Please Don't Use FossUrl to shorten any sensitive Information , important files or any other sensitive things which can create privacy issues for an individual or a company or an organisation.

Licence : MIT

Logo License :

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If You Like My Work Consider These

Sponsor :

With help of BrowserStack we test our compatability on every platforms.

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Change Log:

> v2.0 :

• New Design
• Speed Improved
• Removed Bootstrap…

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I'm teaching a class this semester at ITP / NYU called Open Source Studio. Contributions and feedback welcome in our GitHub Org. @ben willl be a guest speaker this coming Tuesday!

Also, for the second half of the class, students will propose a contribution to an open source project and I am looking for mentors.

This is totally empty as of now, but feel free to help organize our Final Projects repo if you are interested in mentoring a student!

We could always use a little help with xeogl, which is a WebGL and EC6-based 3D library for visualizing and navigating nerdy things like architecture, CAD models etc.

I reckon we'll have a few first-contributor-friendly tasks going forwards, and ideas, suggestions and PRs are always welcome.

One task task that would be a good starter: adding a minification/uglification step to our gulp-based build process - see this issue.

Would also be nice to add transpilation (eg. using Babel) to EC5. At some point we'll also want to publish the library as a node module.

I'm the creator of this project. I also used to tutoring programming in a university, which I really enjoyed, so we welcome contributions from beginners and gurus alike.

Any contribution is good value, including critique and ideas on where this project should go next. Hit that issue tracker if this one tickles your fancy!

I started TesterBot a while back, but I stopped when I learned that Google had released Lighthouse which was quite similar and comprehensive.

However, my vision for this project is far beyond what lighthouse provides. I've also wanted to turn this into a SaaS product while keeping the underlying library open-source and free.

If there's any interest here, I'd like to revive this project. I would love to hear your thoughts!

Saka is a chrome and firefox extension that allows users to search through open tabs, recently closed tabs, history and bookmarks. I am looking for anyone who wants to help in any aspect of development (adding features, fixing bugs, updating/creating documentation, improving testing and more).

Let me know if you are interested!

Hi everyone,

I'm still working on Pencil.js, a nice Javascript drawing library. The goal is to merge ease of use (OOP syntax and strong default setting) with great flexibility (lots of options and modularity).

Read this post for more in-depth presentation :

Pencil.js

Guillaume Martigny

#showdev#javascript#webdev#opensource

I'm mainly looking for feedback from new users, but I'll be glad to work with someone willing to contribute.

See ya.

I am looking for people to join my project which is an extremely simple Assembly inspired language written in DOTNET/C#, it is designed to teach core concepts and for simple algorithm mockups, shoot me an email at danielshroff@hotmail.com, check it out here or here

Hi guys! I have a few hours per week free for contribution. Currently I work as full-stack js dev. But I also like (really like) python and want to learn Go or Rust. Or anything. I'm interested in open source projects for the community, health, environment, cutting edge tech to make this a better world. I've been coding for almost 6 years now. So ping me if you need an extremely curious and passionated dev.

Hi John, I am too interested in your project.I have sent you an email.

Interested in working on a project to get me started with back-end development. PHP, Go or maybe Javascript would be fine.

Hi John, I am interested in Heupr. I sent you an email to heuprHQ@gmail.com