Also been wanting to contribute for a while and faced the same problem. Lately I've noticed that almost any open source tool/framework I'm using has a bug or something that doesn't work as expected. So instead of trying to hack around it I immediately open an issue on github, and if it's really a bug I fix it and make a PR.
Still I don't know what's the process to get to be one of the core team that actually build features / architecture.
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Also been wanting to contribute for a while and faced the same problem. Lately I've noticed that almost any open source tool/framework I'm using has a bug or something that doesn't work as expected. So instead of trying to hack around it I immediately open an issue on github, and if it's really a bug I fix it and make a PR.
Still I don't know what's the process to get to be one of the core team that actually build features / architecture.