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Videos on contributing to Open Source projects.
- Introduce Continuous Integration (CI) to the starpy Python project
- Fix URL to repository of the glob-linters Python project
- Patch rdfind, a C++ project, allowing the user to disable checksum comparision
- Testing interval-timer, a Python module
- Make it easy to setup CI environment - python (once-utils)
- Python helper: Let all CI jobs fail separately
- Automated test for sssimp, a simple static site generator in Python
- Add GitHub actions to the xhash project written in Go
- Add GitHub Actions to the scale_rb Ruby project
- All the Perl-related projects, videos, and blog posts are on the Perl Maven web site
How to find Open Source projects
A few ideas on how to find projects to contribute to.
- Python: On PyDigger find projects that have Link to GitHub, but no CI
- Perl: The CPAN Digger project has a script called bin/cpan-digger that can create a report with some logs of recently uploaded Perl modules.
- In general: Visit the Explore topics page of GitHub, select a topic, select the language, sort by "Recently uploaded". In the list look for projects with few stars. They are probably the newer ones with less things already in place. For example this is the link for Go
Published on 2022-09-14
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