Open source guide

Contributing to open source projects is very fun and it teaches you a lot of things, such as communication, collaboration, and so much more. If you haven’t joined the open source world, you should join today!Below are some resources to get you started.

1. Open Source guides by @github GitHub has made an #opensource website to learn about open source, best practices, getting paid in open source, and so much more. If you’re getting started, you should check it out! https://t.co/vWoTuxW0UM
2. @eddi hub, by Eddie Jaoude One of the best open source communities out there. Here you will learn how to collaborate, communicate, work together, and so much more. You will also get to help other people and make your projects! See you there! https://t.co/fomwHtpeFD
3. Good First Issue finder, by EddieHub community This is a project made by the EddieHub community to make it easier for everyone to find first-timer/beginner issues. If you’re looking for projects to contribute to but can’t find one, this will help you. https://t.co/3Y9xcnDE6O
4. Community Classroom, by @kunalstwt(Twitter handle). Community Classroom is an open-source community whose goal is to provide free education for everyone on the globe. You should come and check out the community! https://t.co/gHLLku32GC
5. Hacktoberfest by @digitalocean Hacktoberfest is a month-long celebration to contribute towards open-source. You may get stickers and T-shirts, all for contributing to open source as well as learning a lot on how to contribute. Stay tuned each October! https://t.co/q5s9JT0LqU

There are many other great communities out there, such as @DesignandCode3, @devstrons, @The_Algorithms, @WebXDAO, @tech_phantoms, @semasoftware1, @devprtcl, and so many other communities. You should come and join these too. I’ll wait for you there! 😁

If these resources were helpful, please consider liking and retweeting! Either way, thanks for joining the open-source world! ❤️ #opensource #community #resources