How's the open source hacking coming along?
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How's the open source hacking coming along?
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Hanzla Baig -
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José Pablo Ramírez Vargas -
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We currently have over 100 open PRs, mostly from the community. It's a good problem to have. We're working on getting through it all!
It's amazing how much you learn from it. Although reviews are sometimes scary, they are really insightful. Of all my PRs, none have been rejected, there's one more that I'm waiting for to see being merged 🙂
Looking to get this PR merged in the next day or two.
This PR implements #162, and adds a precommit hook via lint-stage and husky. For the time being, I have only added an entry to lint-staged to format markdown (md) files. As well, all the md files have been formatted using the prettier settings that I copied from Storybook's settings.
Built everything locally and it looks good. I just did a smoke test navigating to some pages.
Also, Skeletor approves of this PR.
Here’s the rest of my progress.
My Hacktoberfest 2019
Nick Taylor ・ Oct 15 ・ 1 min read
Still to busy, last year similar situation somehow October is a busy month. But can across a rust graphql proxy which had logging to Kafka on the roadmap. Which having used rust with Kafka before should be pretty easy to create to implement.
Got confirmation of my four successful pull requests this evening.
Amazing, congrats!
4 PRs merged and I feel like I've gained SO much from the process. Definitely been bitten by the open source bug! I wrote up a wee bit about it all:
My A11y Hacktoberfest Retro
Suzanne Aitchison ・ Oct 14 ・ 5 min read
I've done my 4 PR, and received about 3 on my programming language project, and more are coming!
I still plan to make more PR because we never get enough contributors on our projects, so let's start by helping others before receiving help!
from 0 to 3 PRs merged. I'm on my way to picking up programming skills , so it was thrilling to be able to make the first steps with Github.
Also managed to organize 2 Hacktoberfest meetups with our local dev community.
Still a long way to go until I actually bring meaningful contributions, but I'm lucky to get enough support and y'all are awesome too 🤗
My repo for curated design tools has been receiving some love lately. If you're struggling to find repositories to contribute to, check it out.
A curated list of the tools we use to enhance our design wokflow.
curated-design-tools
Design Applications
Design tools
Patterns & backgrounds
And on my part I've been digging deep in the dev.to repo and I think i'm beginning to get the hang of things. I'm confident that I'll open a pull request and maybe even become a regular contributor.
How do you deal with projects that don't seem to be actively maintained? I have opened some PRs on some VSCode extension I like, but the maintainer has not even commented on PRs from one year back.