Github repos for beginners to contribute

[DarrenfJ]

there’s been a few people have posted here… some links below

Invitation to contribute to open source project - all welcome!

Update: Project is currently on hiatus as we have a newborn baby at home You may have already heard of the Remote Pairing noticeboard I’ve been working on, and may have also heard that others have started contributing to it. Details. Consider this YOUR formal invitation to participate, too. It’s not just a Red Panda cohort thing. It’s not just for people that know React and Node. It’s for YOU, too. If you have ever wanted to contribute to an opensource project but didn’t know …

Starting an Open-Source project

Hello, everyone. So, I have an idea for an open source project, but have absolutely no idea where to start. Can someone plese guide me as to where to begin? Who do I contact? Etc. Any info would be much appreciated. Umm… Did I just describe github? O_o

Front-End Bible - Contribute on Github and Learn

Without one of the most important things to have up and running when looking for potential new jobs as a developer is a Github account, and have a clue on version control and using Git. I have noticed over the community some people are having trouble getting up and running with this, and perhaps feel intimidated contributing to large projects at such an early stage. This has in turn lead me to create a community project that everyone can feel free to get involved in and get practice in Github a…

Join an open-source community

Hey, everyone. I created a GitHub organization which has a focus of creating software for a niche topic: Stoicism. I’m not sure if anyone is familiar with it, but I guess you could say it’s a philosophy of living, not much different than Buddhism. It’s a fun way to get experience, perhaps provide useful things for people, and contribute to open-source projects, together. Currently, I’m focusing on the website: virtualstoics.github.io(needs responsive design) and plan on creating a community …

Would anyone like to contribute to a camper-built open source project about algorithms and data structures?

Hi freeCodeCampers! A couple of months ago, I published an article in freeCodeCamp’s Medium publication about an app that I built. The app is an in-browser JavaScript sandbox that offers a simple and easy environment in which to practice Sorting Algorithms, Data Structures, and other algorithm challenges similar to those you might see in programming interviews. I’m writing this post because I’m hoping to introduce more people to the app, and because I’d very much like the community’s help in ma…

Open-source project and website - financial world!

Hi everyone! I’ve been a long-time member of the FCC community, and owe many of the things I’ve learnt of the web development world to its great curriculum and project-based learning. As a beginner starting out in the world of programming, I was often eager to get “hands on” experience by working on an open-source project. However, everything I found seemed daunting and unfriendly, and I was always scared to begin contributing. Plenty of time has passed (well, “plenty”), and now I’ve started …

Open Source Educational Tools Project - Invitation to contribute

Hi, fellow coders! I’m working on some simple web applications for teachers to use in the classroom. If you would like to get involved, please reach out. Working with HTML, CSS, JS, jQuery, Angular, and PHP. SQL to come. Follow on Github: https://github.com/W8sconsin and message me to connect.

Where and how do I Get Started to Contributing to Open Source?

FAQ : What are some of the resources, websites links that I should be referring to get started contributing to Open source? Here are a couple places to look into to get started: Learn Git Many Open Source projects Use Git and GitHub or other similar websites to collaborate. Start by learning Git. Its a very powerful and widely used VCS or Source Code Manager tool. Try Git and GIT IMMERSION Search for first timers issues on GitHub or other websites: First Timers Only is a great place t…

and ours… one I’ve done with @RomchyFCC

Git and GitHub practice for all us noobies

If anyone wants to track the project without contributing we made it possible via https://romchyfcc.github.io/GitHub-Practice-For-All/ Many people have contributed so far and it seems we are steadily growing. Awesome community, awesome people, awesome experience. Thank you all!

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