Ben Halpern

Posted on Jan 14, 2019

Who's looking for open source contributors? (Jan 14th edition)

#discuss #opensource #contributorswanted

Find something to work on or promote your project here.

Please shamelessly promote your project. Everyone who posted in previous weeks is welcome back this week, as always. 😄

Additionally, all are welcome to also create a standalone post in this tag:

#contributorswanted

For open source maintainers to get together with willing contributors.

Follow the tag for more posts like this one.

Happy coding!

Latest comments (27)

dillan teagle • Sep 13 '19

hey yall if any one is interested in python, test automation, and aws. I could use some help here

github.com/teaglebuilt/robotframew...

Tayyab Aziz • Aug 25 '19

Hi, I'm Full stack PHP web developer. I'm new to ReactJS, NodeJS, EspressJS and MongoDB. I've also developed few projects based on these technologies.

github.com/tayyabaziz/Resume-ReactJS (Live at tayyabaziz.com/)

github.com/tayyabaziz/MeanWord-Ser...

github.com/tayyabaziz/TravelerBook

Alexey Melezhik • Aug 17 '19

Even me tried to do that. HAHA ((=:

Fulton Browne • Jun 14 '19

I am building a voice assistant for android. i have been doing android stuff for about 2 years and i can still be slow and annoying but if you want to help check it out here

Petyo Ivanov • May 28 '19

I am the author of React Virtuoso (~400 ✰) - a virtualization engine component for React with some advanced features. If you are into React, TypeScript, reactive programming and not afraid of digging into browser performance issues, join me :).

Sergey S. Volkov • May 23 '19 • Edited

Working on Stonex. That is new JavaScript library which needed to manage data in web application. Currently it is a beta version.

Will be glad any contributions :) currently working on react stonex integration and covering Stonex code to unit tests

Here is a short article about it:
dev.to/js2me/stonex-predictable-si...

Alexey Melezhik • Jan 16 '19 • Edited

Tomtit is a workflow automation framework written in Perl6 and extendable by many languages. Come and join and shape the future!

scottshipp • Jan 15 '19

I could use some contributions to Mill, a library for making run-of-the-mill tasks a bit more elegant in Java. Some more details and use cases are covered in this article

Matias Trujillo • Jan 15 '19 • Edited

I share Orby, a small library for the generation of 100% functional interfaces.

Orby approves the ideas of React in the use of Hooks, as a pattern to manipulate functional instances. but unlike React,
Orby seeks to stay simple and small, similar to the objectives of Preact.

Currently the library weighs 2.8kB, but delivers support to:

Default effects: useState, useEffect, useMemo, useContext, useReducer.
high order components.
assignment of keys, to manipulate the order of the children.

I hope you like it.

Hassan Pezeshk • Jan 15 '19

PHPBignum is an open source PHP bignumber library intended to cover all sorts of mathematic operations over big integers and big floats. I'd be more than happy to have contributors. Also there are issues for the new contributors.

pretzelhands • Jan 15 '19 • Edited

I'd be happy to have someone contribute to jinx, the little nginx wrapper script I wrote. One pain point I currently have is that the restarting of nginx only works on macOS and Ubuntu. So if someone wants to implement service management for their favorite distro, that'd be great!

Also if some shell magician feels like yelling at me for writing ugly shell code, I'll happily accept that too. :D

dillan teagle • Sep 13 '19

how did you add those icons on your files on github?

pretzelhands • Sep 17 '19

Hey! In general, you can use the GitHub emoji codes to add them to your commit messages. For example :wave: produces 👋 (They work on dev.to too btw!)

There's also a specific key for the type of commit. I follow this one: gitmoji.carloscuesta.me/

If you can't be bothered to remember which emoji goes with which commit, you can also install a command-line helper: github.com/carloscuesta/gitmoji-cli

Nehal Hasnayeen • Jan 15 '19

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