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I started contributing just today hahahahaha! I contributed to github.com/firstcontributions/firs... where l just added my name. I know it sounds simple and ridiculous but it's important to me cos it was just my first time.
I learned the standard fork -> clone -> edit -> pull request workflow and l feel great about it.
This is awesome @chantal ! If you haven't already, you should shout out this achievement in weekly wins!
Thank you @erinao ! I'll just do that.
You might be interested in checking out some of the work we're doing at OpenSauced to help folks who are getting into open source. If you have any questions, let me know!
Hello, @bekahhw ! Thank you. So where can l start off? Following those links you shared?
Definitely check out the links and if you have any questions about them, let me know!
I see your github readme file, which helps me contribute to open source.@chantal
As documentation lead at Virtual Coffee community, I actively contribute to improve our community docs. My motivation is to make it easier for our members finding answers around the community, navigate things in the repositories, and to onboard new members 🙂
Being part of some open source communities, I learned more about the tech, open source, the value of collaboration, and above all, make (new) friends! 😍
I have always had the feeling that people that do open source are smarter than me, and that I shouldn't distract these greater minds. This has kept me away from seeking active participation in 3rd party projects.
I have taken plenty from open source, though, so I happily contribute with my own thing. My two most recent additions are wj-config and vite-plugin-single-spa. I created them because I had a need that could not be fulfilled by any other package, and in order to try to repay my use of other people's packages, I give back like this when I can.
I might, however, start venturing into the
single-spaworld in a more personal way, as I have applied to be part of the core team. Don't know if I'll be accepted or not. I literally have not much idea of how big open source projects work.I contribute consistently here:
For empowering community 🌱
I'm a small-time contributor to Godot Engine, here is my contributions to the godot repository. Open-source projects are a valuable and collaborative way to contribute to the software community! My tips would be:
I do some bug reports or feature requests here and there. But not much.
Some of the things I use are fixed before I can even do anything, and I once tried to make something. But that application used Svelte and was highly subjective to a flavor different from the standard that everybody else used.
So it was really difficult to find where I needed to fix the issue. In the end I made a feature request and the dude did in it 30 minutes 😲
But that is the speed when you know a project.
I love open-source! I'm the maintainer of a couple of projects including Laravel Wave and I also have a few open-source eBooks that I've written a couple of years ago!
I have been contributing to the OSS community for ~ 10 years now
A few different motivators contribute to my continued participation:
Since a few months now, I contribute to
endoflife.date.My very last contribution was to add ArgoCD:
❔ About
Argo CDis a very widely used solution around K8S, GitOPS : it makes it possible to deploy in a very comfortable way.It gains everyday in traction, so it deserves its page on
endoflife.date🦑Each time I use a new tool/middleware I try to add it to
endoflie.dateso anyone can interoperate with lifecycle management from api and many other cool tools.Also, the core team is very cool and engaged.
More about this project below:
⌛ Manage EoLs like a boss with endoflife.date 🛑
adriens for opt-nc ・ Dec 14 '22
After years of development, I completed the open source project with a payroll engine.
github.com/Payroll-Engine/PayrollE...
The solution is a business-oriented framework with some new concepts:
There are 15 GutHub repositories in total, consisting of the backend server (REST API), a web application (Blazor) and an automation console.
All participation is welcome :-)
Yes.
I enjoy doing it.
I don't think there is a single "open source community." I certainly don't think I participate in it. I write code that's open-source and put it out there. If somebody else finds it useful, that's nice, but I don't particularly care.
As an author of FOSS AREG engine, I contribute, because of passion. Cannot stop working on this young project 😬 Because it becomes more interesting, it gets more downloads and I have a clear idea how to create new businesses based on that (free and open source is part of the idea). Hope it will work 🙄
For me open source is a way to keep up with all the new things. At work I'm the oldest member of the team, but I think, thanks to open source, I know most of what goes on in software development. It all started with BASIC, thru COBOL, C/C++, Java, JavaScript, and now Python. Open source also learned me what design patterns are and how to do refactoring.
In the past I've contributed code to Poco but my focus shifted to scripting. Open source is for me also a way to share the code that I write in spare time. It can help others, or not, that's all fine. You can find it on my Github account.
I am contributing to translate from EN -> Greek, because I want to make easier the life of countrymen when they decide to enter the web development!
github.com/javascript-tutorial
github.com/Devographics
I do tiny bug fixes on documentation websites of some tools I use and it's awesome when your PR gets merged, even if it's just 2 lines of CSS here or a typo there... good feeling being part of something!
Last week, I contributed to a handful of the OpenSauced repos by added licenses. I recently finished up an issue for freeCodeCamp, which I wrote about here.
About 10,000 commits (real commits) the last 5 years, over 100+ repositories. I've changed my GitHub email address 2 times the last 5 years, but if you sum up my contributions, I'm the by FAAAAR most active user on GitHub from the Island of Cyprus, 2 million people. Number 2 on the list have 50% of my commits. I think there are less than 20 people world wide with similar (real) commits - Ignoring bots ... 😊
Username: polterguy if you want to check 😁
My last contribution was on fastapi-sso library in which I've added the Gitlab sso.
Anyway when I can I try to do some PR in various repository which I use in some of my personal projects.