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not a major one but the first : this is funny because the first open source contribution was just adding the dev.to logo icon to the simple-icons project
Cool stuff man.
Awesome!
"Major"? Pending...
Haha same. Little ones here and there but nothing too serious (yet).
As mentioned in an earlier comment: dev.to/phlashgbg/comment/2okc
..I wrote a device driver and tar implementation for backing up MS-DOS machines to 0.25" cartridge tapes. Getting it accepted to the Simtel archive was a learning experience, I had to have everything documented, buildable with the listed tools and supply tests - it's almost like they wanted people to use it :) Good lessons to take to the next project!
Cool! That's some valuable experience you got right there.
Mine was this pull request github.com/ipython-contrib/jupyter... which I did instead of my Machine Learning homework because I kept failing matrix multiplications. Overall I got great feedback and really enjoyed it.
Good alternative to doing homework lol. Nice!
In terms of lines of code, an example for Cycle.js
Otherwise, I fixed some bugs I found or added something to the docs after I searched it for hours in the code, hehe. They all could have small or big impacts, depending on how people used it.
Cycle.js. Good stuff!
Also very true.
Not sure about major, but first one was open source library for work with an API of one affiliate program: travelpayouts-js (it doesn't have english readme at this moment, sorry :))
Cool project man! Yea next step is the english version lol. Good stuff though.
My first OSS contribution was in github.com/a8m/documentdb-go
What I liked the most was that feeling of satisfaction after seeing my first PR had been merged :)
Sweet! That is always a great feeling. Keep it going man!
My first was also my biggest, open-sourcing a library I wrote for work: github.com/ioof-holdings/redux-sub...
Cool stuff! Great documentation too.
Typographical errors, improvements/suggestions. in the README.md :)
Good stuff!