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Thanks Bekah for this post. I'll share two communities where you can contribute to.
Swirl Search (It's a python based search engine with LLMs): github.com/swirlai/swirl-search
Resume Matcher (Resume Optimization tool): github.com/srbhr/Resume-Matcher
They're both amazing places to start with open source and Hacktoberfest in general.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for this post, its good to see that there are other ways that I can contribute other than code, such as reading documentation and making sure it is clear. I think I will get involved and see how I can help :).
Thanks for this really useful post with a lot of ressource ! I really think that opportunities like Hacktoberfest are a good way to promote OS ! And as a maintainer on an Open-Source CRUD app builder I look forward to see what will be the contributions !
as a junior developer can I join?
Absolutely! Itโs open to everyone.
This will explode this year with the help of AI people will feel much more comfortable to assist. Let's see how this works out at the end
Excited to participate again in Hacktoberfest! Great post for beginners!
Nice post!
Thank you!
Hello everybody,
Interesting article, but I have a question regarding Open Sauced. Looks like you pay to code for an open source project, am I right?
If this is the case, how are they going to compete with @quine_sh ?
I'm just asking as I'm new to coding and I would love to collaborate with open source projects as I've been using Blender for a long time.
I found que @quine_sh formla quite interesting, paying you for your contributions.
Anybody has experience with both platforms?
Thanks
You don't pay to code on OpenSauced. You can check out all our open source repos here.
Quine_sh isn't a competitor. We're doing very different things. At OpenSauced we're supporting contributors on their journey, redefining contributions and what's valuable, and helping maintainers find recognition, highlight their projects and work, and track the health and growth of their projects.
Thank you for explaining it to me @bekahhw