OpenSauced
#100DaysOfOSS Challenge #36
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Introductions 👋Hey everyone! We’re so excited to have you join us for the #100DaysOfOSS challenge! 🎉 This is the perfect place to grow your skills, gain real-world experience, and make a positive impact on the open source community. To kick things off, let’s get to know each other a bit better. Please take a moment to introduce yourself by sharing:
I’ll start: Name: Bekah Can’t wait to hear from all of you and start this amazing journey together! Add your intro as a reply to this post. |
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Name: Annette |
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Name: Lennox Manifest |
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Name: Kristiana |
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Name: Saad |
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Name: Alonso |
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Name: Suraj |
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Name: Rohit Kumar Yadav |
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Name: Jono |
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What languages are you interested in contributing to? |
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JavaScript |
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Python, rust, go and mojo |
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Name: David |
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Name: I am Huy. It's quite difficult to read. You can call me the Blue Cat.
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Name: Barbora Smerekova |
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Name: Sarah |
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Name: Rajat Golechha |
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Name: Chandrakant |
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Name: Sabbir |
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Name: Rudransh Joshi |
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Yo, this is Max from Berlin, currently at Stanford. I've been building AI tools and FullStack. I take the 100 Days to stay consistent with coding. My interests vary in tech, but I love IoT and working on backends. Fun fact: I destroyed my father's computer when I was 2 years old. Since then, I've been fascinated with tech. |
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May you help me to get into Opensource? |
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@Rishabh-2304 did you take the Intro to Open Source Course that was mentioned in week one? Here's another post you might find helpful: https://opensauced.pizza/docs/community-resources/how-to-find-open-source-projects-to-contribute-to/ |
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Name: Kumar Aniket |
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Name: Utku Aydın |
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Hi hi HI HIII my name is Mikaela, I come from Espoo, Finland. My experience level is IT undergraduate, never contributed to open source!! My personal Goals for #100DaysOfOSS are to gain variety and experience with projects, use chatgpt less (hahaha) as well as get into the world of open-source and get into the habit of committing! Interested in neural networks and see what else interests me. I will maybe try getting into full-stack, use creativity, learn a thing or two. ENFP, ADHD, Cat-mom, LGBTQ+, Free Palestine. I am a part-time bartender and an elementary substitute teacher. What else?...I love doing pull-ups! |
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Name: Samuel Boakye |
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Week 2: Exploring Projects and Open Source FundamentalsJust a reminder, please thread your responses using the "Write a Reply" for each prompt to help keep our discussion "clean" EventsWhat: Livestream Task One: Tracking Your Impact 📓In last week's post, we talked about the importance of tracking repositories and progress. This week, we're introducing a new way to track your progress. Today, we introduced your OSCR (Open Source Contributor Rating) on the OpenSauced platform. This number, out of 300 total points looks at your impact, influence, and the quality of your contributions to open source. I want you to think about this as your starting point. As you make more contributions throughout this challenge, you'll see an increase in that score. It doesn't matter what your score is today; it's that you see improvement on day 100. I'll link a blog post tomorrow to talk more about it. How to check your OSCR
Share your OSCR CardIn today's blog post, I talk about the value of knowing the story behind the numbers. Share your DevCard this week and tell the story behind your number. Here's mine https://app.opensauced.pizza/u/bekahhw/card. Task Two: Find Projects You're Interested in 🔍In the Intro to Open Source course, we talked about how to find projects to contribute to. Now, let's put that into action. Choose 3-5 projects that you're interested in exploring. This doesn't have to be a project you want to contribute to. We want to explore how open source projects are organized. To do this, you should:
Here's a post you can read on writing good issues. Action items:
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I love the work that I have done so far in the software development community and will continue to contribute as much s I can |
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Keep at it @hokagedemehin! |
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@Abimbola-ai You're in there now! |
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Hello Everyone, a bit late but I'm here to share my week two report:
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I've looked at the READMEs for nteract, PradumnaSaraf, BeeWare Toga, and PublicLab plots2. Their READMEs were similar in that (1) they all had one on their GitHub page, and (2) they were all clear and concise. Much like the READMEs I've viewed, communicating clearly and concisely through documentation is a good path for contributors because it helps everyone understand the product or service and, for those wanting to be part of something, contribute to the project. Here's a screenshot of my OSCR card: |
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#Collabration I am searching for a open project to contribute but I am having issue that which one to contribute and where to start #HELP Dev card
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Hey! If you complete all the posts for this challenge, there's opportunities for contributions within the posts. |
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Wow so many new people in here! Welcome everyone! |
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Exploring the space where we can contribute |
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I'm on vacation (shouldn't be checking GitHub 😅), but if you haven't created an account yet, head to https://opensauced.pizza and connect your GitHub account to get started. |
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@Abiji-2020 have you completed the tasks for weeks 1 and 2? |
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For anyone interested in showcasing their OpenSauced dev card on their GitHub README, I've created a GitHub action that you can add to your README repository. |
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yes |
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I wrote about it recently if you want to get it set up. See my latest blog post, Supercharge Your GitHub Profile: Showcase Your Open Source Contributions. |
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Week 3Community Engagement
Skill Assessment and Learning Plan
Prepare Questions for Maintainers
Tool Familiarization
Community Support
✨ Action Items ✨
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Hi Everyone, I'm here to share my week 3 report:
Is there any new contributor in the OpenSauced community that needs help? kindly indicate so. while I'm new at this, we would figure it out together! |
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@riahtgl You've made some amazing progress. We have some information here about how to make non-code contributions to open source. The Role of Documentation in Open Source Success and How to Contribute to Open Source without Knowing How to Code: A guide with project suggestions might be helpful as well. |
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Hi everyone, I want to share my report for Week 3.
@riahtgl Regarding the Progress Journal, you'll find a link to the |
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Hi @BekahHW please which repo would i go to if i wanted to contribute to something i noticed on the opensauced website? |
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@Alfred-Emmanuel for the app itself where you login, the repo is https://github.com/open-sauced/app. For the marketing site with the blog, it's https://github.com/open-sauced/landing-page. |
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Alright, thank you |
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Week 4: Deepening Engagement and Sharing ExpertiseWelcome to Week 4 of our #100DaysOfOSS Challenge! We're building on the community engagement and skill assessment from last week. Whether you're just starting or you're an experienced contributor, there's something for everyone this week. For New Contributors:
For Experienced Contributors:
For Everyone:
✨ Action Items ✨
Remember, everyone's open source journey is unique. Whether you're making your first contribution or maintaining your own project, your experiences and insights are valuable to our community. Keep up the great work, and don't hesitate to ask for help if you need it! |
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I'm currently on week 4 @BekahHW could you kindly tell me more about the progress journal? I'd love to update mine. |
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Hey @riahtgl take a look at Week One. The progress journal is under the section Task Two: Start Keeping Track 📓 Glad to have you with us! |
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Hi everyone, here's my report for Week 4. I haven't maintained an open-source project yet, but I have experience working on a team project where I created the repository for our collaboration. Currently, I'm working on my final project for CS50's Web Programming with Python and JavaScript. I've joined the Virtual-coffee community and am waiting for approval. I'm still preparing to make contributions to some projects although finding the right one has been a bit challenging. |
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Weeks Five-Six: Deepening Contributions and Expanding HorizonsWelcome to Week Five of our #100DaysOfOSS Challenge! Last week, we focused on turning our preparations into action. This week, we'll deepen our contributions and expand our open source knowledge. Quick ReminderIf you haven't made your first contribution yet, don't worry! Revisit the tasks from earlier weeks and remember that every step forward counts. We're here to support you! For Our Project MaintainersIf you shared your project last week, thank you! We're working on featuring these on our repository insight page. If you haven't shared yet, it's not too late - tag @BekahHW with your project details. This Week's Tasks
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Remember, open source is a community effort. Your contributions, big or small, are making a difference. Keep pushing forward, stay curious, and don't hesitate to lean on the community when you need support! |
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Name: Nabil Al-Amin |
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Name: Abraham Folorunso |
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We just released a new feature for our CLI today! If you're interested, here's more info: https://opensauced.pizza/blog/introducing-the-pizza-cli. |
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Weeks Seven-Eight: Understanding Code Ownership in Open SourceWelcome to Week Seven of our #100DaysOfOSS Challenge! This week and next, we're diving into an important aspect of open source collaboration: code ownership. Understanding who's responsible for different parts of a project can improve collaboration and efficiency. Quick Check-InWhether you've made multiple contributions or are still working towards your first, every step in your open source journey matters. If you're facing any challenges, remember our community is here to support you! This Week's Focus: Code Ownership
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Remember, understanding code ownership is about improving collaboration and project health. As you explore these concepts, think about how they can be applied to enhance the projects you're involved with. Keep learning, stay curious, and continue supporting each other in this community! |
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Name: Mahmoud Essam |
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Weeks Nine - Ten: Diving Deeper into Project Structure and GovernanceBuilding on our exploration of code ownership, let's look at broader aspects of project structure and governance in open source.
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A.Rrajani is among Mumbai's best fashion photographers and an apparent name in Indian fashion photography. As one of the leading fashion professional photographers, he has produced a track record for being related to photography for the majority of popular brand names, studios, and models of both International and Indian recognition.
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Welcome to #100DaysOfOSS!
Inspired by #100DaysOfCode, #100DaysOfOSS is designed to help you grow your skills, gain real-world experience, and make a positive impact on the open source community. Whether you’re creating content, managing projects, engaging with the community, or contributing code, there’s a place for everyone. Share your progress on social media using #100DaysOfOSS, join our weekly discussions here, participate in community events, and explore our resources to support your journey. This challenge offers skill enhancement, collaboration opportunities, a portfolio boost, and the chance to make a meaningful difference.
Have questions about #100DaysOfOSS or want to talk about your project, start a discussion in this category!
Beginner-friendly Projects - Feel free to tag me in the comments with projects you think should be added to the list.
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