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Open source colleagues: it's hard to make time to explain your entire OSS codebase but it sure helps if you want to attract contributions. And some prospective users want to know how things work under the hood. Mutable will do this for you, *for free* Here's an example: https://lnkd.in/gBKZxAVr

This is the tenth post of our no-code series. Here, we explore: "Unlocking the Power of Open Standards: Why You Should Choose Open-Source No-Code for Your Website" #nocode #lowcode #webdevelopment #peppubuild https://lnkd.in/djynDkiw

You don't need in-depth knowledge of a particular language before starting Open Source Contribution in Projects. Everyone can write code, but the most important thing is to analyse the product workflow. Whenever you set up the codebase in your local, before digging deep into the codebase, try to play with the product. You will surely get some improvements and new feature ideas that can greatly impact the developer or user experience. "Whatever you learn from the community try to contribute again to the community", you will enjoy the journey of Open Source : ) PS: Started from simple if-else condition contributions to countless lines of code in Open Source. #Remote #OpenSource

Boosting Skills through Open Source Participation Engaging with open source software can be a powerful way to develop and hone your skills. 📚 By contributing to open source projects, developers gain hands-on experience with real-world codebases, learn from other experienced developers, and stay updated with the latest technologies and best practices. This active participation can enhance problem-solving abilities and broaden technical knowledge. How has contributing to open source projects helped you grow as a developer? Let’s hear your experiences! 💬 P.S. Looking to get involved in open source projects? Reach out for recommendations and guidance! #OpenSource #SkillDevelopment #SoftwareDevelopment #TechLearning #DeveloperGrowth

Check out my latest article where I break down how anyone, even beginners, can give back to the tech community by contributing to open-source projects. It's a step-by-step guide that's perfect for those looking to dive into the world of Open source contribution #OpenSource #TechCommunity #SoftwareDevelopment #BeginnersGuide

The free-software movement was born from one frustrated engineer’s simple, rigid philosophy: for the good of the world, all code should be open, without restriction or commercial intervention. Open-source software has come a long way since its rebellious roots: it has transformed the tech industry. Still, its future is very much in flux. https://trib.al/IF0AxoJ

Learning the basics of backend development has been interesting. The concept, requirements, frameworks and how it all works together in the body of knowledge is amazing. Thanks to TechWitsClan Solutions for the opportunity. #learnandgrowwithtechwitsclan #cohort2 #techwitsclan #backenddevelopment

Everyone knows open source is great - it's free, efficient, and reliable. More than all of that though, open source is simply the best way to learn. Open source teaches highly transferable skills that extend beyond the confines of any single company's methodologies. It offers a wide survey of different coding standards, tools, and practices used in an industry. What better homework than engaging with diverse codebases and problem-solving approaches, committing code that is directly used by the community? Unlike proprietary systems, which can be restrictive and tailored to specific organizational needs, open source experience cultivates versatility making developers more marketable and effective in various professional environments. #OpenSource #SoftwareDevelopment #TechSkills #TechCommunity

I just published a new article on dev.to where I go into more depth about why rewarding issues is beneficial for the open-source world. 🔗 Check it out at: https://lnkd.in/dNC9u5hM