For beginners, what are the tips for getting started in open source projects? Tell us about the difficulties, the first projects you participated in and what is the experience of participating in this type of project.
What opportunities did this activity bring you: portfolio, job, network, knowledge ...?
Right now for beginners what languages would be cool for beginners to start with ?
Tell us if you would have any projects to recommend for beginners
thanks for all !! 🤘 😄
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I'd probably recommend Python and JavaScript—perhaps with an eye towards learning Java later on for a broader perspective.
Python and JS are both booming in popularity and have a lot of beginner guides. But in order not to be too "sheltered", I think learning Java will teach a lot about programming.
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It's a full website, not a low level tool so the contribution barrier should be a little less. We are a Ruby on Rails project. Getting the app up and running is probably the biggest hurdle.
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Thank you very much for you reply, Ben Halpern. I'm a big fan of you work and your contributions! 🤘 🤘 🤘
When I started contributing , I also started from js (as I was doing it any way). I picked up a validation lib which I was using. I started with fixing some typos and later on started doing feature request and bug fixes. Contributing is really fun and gives you a challenge to attend
the server supporting my project is pretty basic and has commits detailing everything
The server for Ara.
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the client is much more complex, with stuff like on device ml but anyone is welcome to check it out
A new ai app for almost any android phone.
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Thanks of your reply, man! 🤘 🤘 🤘
Coding open-source frameworks become so usual, that you are unable to convey basic underlying grounds of business for the newcomer, who is coding simple php, rarely object-oriented, even if so, scripting tactile. See e. g. uploaded image, the recruiter - hr representative of an enterprise says 'your competencies - the quality of your test task solution - are not fulfilling our manager expectations'. It's weird because the developer job was titled Symfony developer and the test was a simple crud API, but Symfony requires suggested modules to be installed & configured, thus extending the development time, in this way they expect it to be executed timely as script, framework-less.
It's not testing, it's their psychological conditions deviation request not to turn it into psychiatric mental condition illness. The latter is the case because it's not their BI to investigate the market by inviting interviewees to fake job ad calls.
Anyway, these calls and alike are the developer's concern to envisage, recognize and react accordingly - responding with adequate measures, but not advertise frameworks instead, which are business tools, not propagated by non-economics & business students.