Contributing to a great open-source library is a great way to establish a portfolio.
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We are building an open source {free} Postman alternative: Hoppscotch - API request builder for web.
👽 Open source API development ecosystem - https://hoppscotch.io
Replaced Postman last year in our team. Great work. Thank you!
This looks Great !
free ?
Yeah of course. It's all open-source
Cool library, thanks for sharing!
Always nice to see new projects!
Thanks for the mention! I'd also include usemage.ai/ -> it lets you create a full-stack React/Node.js app from a short description, plus it's completely free!
Keep up the great work 🦾
Thanks for sharing. I will check it out.
A long list to try this week, thank you
Yup!
To the moon! Thanks for your spam post!
Wow that's a lot! Thank you for posting
Yeah it will take awhile to get through 😬
Awesome to see Glasskube mentioned in the article! :-)
It's a great library.
Good list! Saved.
Nice list!
Thanks Nathan!
Thanks for the solid list, friend!
Thanks for checking it out 🫡
Amazing article,thanks.🔥
Thanks for checking it out and for the comment :)
Cool one!
Glad you thought so!
great list - thanks for posting!
Thanks for checking it out!!
I just bookmarked Snapify.. 😮🔥🔥
It's a cool library. I'm glad I found it via dev!
Amazing list :)
Thanks a lot for mentioning Digger!
It's a great library!
Great list!
Thank you for posting!
Thanks!
Good one.
Thanks for checking it out!
Thanks for the post.
Thank you for reading it.
Nice one, that's a great library
Spam
Yeah, this comment is spam.
Naw, this post is. It's got a re-implementation of GitHub trends, but it misses the mark even there. It's really spammy to just have a bunch of lists that add nothing to the conversation. If folks wish to make lists that they could just as easily get from a web search or GitHub trends, they should just write an aggregator.
As I see it, this post is just the latest of the spammy lists that folks insist on continuing to post here.
Judging from the article, this should be a simple article written to promote the first project.
That’s precisely it. Many groups are promoting themselves by posting spammy listicles like this which add no value and don’t really even succeed at promoting the group’s projects.
It’s just disappointing how common this practice has become.
I'm not sure I understand how this list is spam? One of the first open-source opportunities that caught my eye was #6, Wasp. I checked out the repo and there's multiple bugs listed in the Discussions tab that anyone could openly try and resolve. They even have a Contributing.md on how to help squash any bugs or add new features.
Yeah, but this site is now littered with dozens of this exact same mindless list-making. So many lists that do nothing but help the author self-promote. They don’t further any discussion.
I do think the lists amount to spam, especially given the clickbait titles. The author of this one has never posted anything other than a list.
I see what you mean. There's probably some truth in that, but for people looking for open-source contribution opportunities, this seems like a good list. I don't frequent this site all that much, so I don't have any room to speak on these types of posts being a dime a dozen on here. It did help me locate some open-source leads I might not have found otherwise, though
@manchicken. No one is forced to read this article... Don't like what I'm writing? Then write your own content.
I think it's extremely useful and fun for devs to have aggregated lists that someone else took the time to make. Especially in this listicle where I specifically found good first issues for junior devs to get started with.
Here's an OpenSource project, helpful in Scheduling Jobs.
Get Job Execution Reminders ⏰ via Webhook using WebhookPlan
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Nice post! It is very well researched and written.
I developed my first app using Kotlin, which was Conduit. You can find it at: github.com/gothinkster/realworld.
Its a great list.
Correction: "Rirebase" -> "Firebase"
Wow, can't believe I didn't notice that 😅
Thanks for pointing it out!
You can build production-grade AI applications with the open-source framework aiconfig! Check it out and star the repo (we are growing fast!) github.com/lastmile-ai/aiconfig
Super! Very informative. I'd like to add Athina AI - Open source library for evaluating LLM responses!
github.com/athina-ai/athina-evals
Awesome share, thanks!