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Ockam has a lot of open good first issues for new contributors. We add new beginner friendly issues every week and love helping people participate and contribute:
Orchestrate end-to-end encryption, cryptographic identities, mutual authentication, and authorization policies between distributed applications – at massive scale. Use Ockam to build secure-by-design applications that can Trust Data-in-Motion.
Dear potential contributor,
if you are interested in C/C++ development and want to dive deep in abstraction, then areg-sdk definitely is the project that you should look.
AREG is an event-driven Object RPC (ORPC) framework, that asynchronously triggers methods of the remote objects called services.
The project consists of framework (engine), and multiple tools, where a few exist, some under development and others are in pipeline. It can become a big project, which has very good chances to compete gRPC, ZeroMQ or similar communication engines. The focus of AREG is to be a framework for embedded and/or multiprocessing application development, and provide a mist-network in IoT stack.
If you are new in C/C++, but want to try and learn quick, there is a list of isues, which are not hard, but very important and very useful for the project. You can pick any of them and because of nature, you can even do partially. When you modify the existing code or create a new, please don't forget to add your name (and contact) as a co-author / author.
If you are experienced in C/C++ and think this can be an interesting project to join, please feel free to drop a message, and I'll tell where am I currently and what are the plans.
If you are not a C/C++ developer, but still would like somehow to help the project. Then please star ⭐ the repo, so that you'll help to increase number of visitors and probability to have more contributors. I appreciate any help!