I can't remember what i did with a previous account (deleted since) but with the one i currently use it was some annotations in D standard library, allowing to use some allocators in what we call nogc code.
Mine was typescript type definitions for jquery.nicescroll which I've added a couple of months ago. On my work front-end, I've started a migration to typescript (I promise to deliver an article about it one day) and I've needed those type definitions badly so I've decided to try myself as open source contributor.
Creative, Curious Maker, I have 10 years in Tech, and I am a Software Developer at a mid-sized enterprise. Hardworking and collaborative, likes to help others. Hit me up!
My first PR was pretty ridiculous. I just added alt tags and labels to all the images on a website for an open source project. Funny thing was that the first pr for some reason messed up and didn't have like more than half of the code for the project. At least I realized my mistake and quickly canceled my first PR and re-did it correctly. To Say I was humbled was an understatement.
Coding is as much a matter of personal growth as it is of logic and control-flow. I keep patience, curiosity, & exuberance in the same toolbox as vim and git.
*Opinions posted are my own*
my frist Pull Request was in my friend's repository, we are building a website that makes recommendation of streamers, it was difficult to write the code, but it finally came out.
Added lookup tables to color brain segmentation images based on their labels on a medical image visualizer. Did quite the mess with that but managed to get it working in the end...
A digital native focussing on design systems, brand identity and creative coding to help digital products take shape. My approach is organized, systematic and inclusive.
I am a software engineer currently working @ShopPad, previously @HPE. I like to build websites and web application in PHP, JavaScript, and Golang. I have an unhealthy obsession with Mexican food (🌯)
I’m a self taught hack. I’ve been known to use a goto statement. I don’t take myself too seriously and I don’t expect you to take me too seriously. If I’m wrong or suck, I have thick skin.
Location
United States
Education
University of Google, StackOverflow State University, ChatGPT is my homey
Pronouns
Call me whatever you want. I dgaf.
Work
Full Stack, Netsuite, iOS, NodeJS, Python, etc etc etc
Added a tiny web server to a, ahem, questionably legal application that obtains movies via various p2p offerings... The idea was to easily get those files from the app's documents folder.
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
Added support for custom data-attributes in Bootstrap Multiselect: github.com/davidstutz/bootstrap-mu...
Then closed it shortly after because I didn't understand upstream sources, then created a new PR with a clean fork. Good times 😂
I added a rude placename to the "Vaguely rude placenames" map at maps.geotastic.org/vaguely-rude-pl...!

I can't remember what i did with a previous account (deleted since) but with the one i currently use it was some annotations in D standard library, allowing to use some allocators in what we call nogc code.
Mine was typescript type definitions for jquery.nicescroll which I've added a couple of months ago. On my work front-end, I've started a migration to typescript (I promise to deliver an article about it one day) and I've needed those type definitions badly so I've decided to try myself as open source contributor.

Improvement on some jQuery plugin 4 years ago, but it was never merged 😞
As appears, that plugin was abandoned somewhere on around year.
My first PR was pretty ridiculous. I just added alt tags and labels to all the images on a website for an open source project. Funny thing was that the first pr for some reason messed up and didn't have like more than half of the code for the project. At least I realized my mistake and quickly canceled my first PR and re-did it correctly. To Say I was humbled was an understatement.
I fixed some bugs in a minecraft mod. They were things, I had struggled with myself and it was nice to be able to put that knowledge into good use.
A little community localization. Good times.
my frist Pull Request was in my friend's repository, we are building a website that makes recommendation of streamers, it was difficult to write the code, but it finally came out.
Adding other hashing algo options for Play Framework v1.
Was unfamiliar with git and GitHub, and uncomfortable with Java (a full time C# dev at the time).
Really estatic when the PR was merged 😁
firstpr.me/#hhandoko
Added lookup tables to color brain segmentation images based on their labels on a medical image visualizer. Did quite the mess with that but managed to get it working in the end...
Mine was a single character change for adobe.github.com
Just a small bug.
Good times...
The good ol' 'how does GitHub work'
Mine was no long ago...
It was a typo in a project that I really need it at the time.
firstpr.me/#darol100
An inventory script for Ansible.
Litterly remove duplicte entry in an Android rom build.prop
I changed a warning message text. Well, that happened yesterday :D
My first and only PR on a Github-Project was adding "var" to a line to satisfy the tool-chain.
The project was a HTML-Game-Library by Rezoner.
github.com/rezoner/playground/pull/36
Migrated an open source project to PHP 7.X. It felt so good!
Check you email please.
github.com/Roshanjossey/first-cont...
:-)
Just to make sure I knew what I was doing!
Added a tiny web server to a, ahem, questionably legal application that obtains movies via various p2p offerings... The idea was to easily get those files from the app's documents folder.