What's the open-source?

Open source software is software with source code that anyone can inspect, modify, and enhance.

Source: https://opensource.com/resources/what-open-source

Why should I be interested in the open-source?

We enjoy its benefits on a daily basis

Source: The Linux Foundation

Because we can find lots of cool stuff

Here's a small list of some of my favorite repositories from recently

• boredaf.app - Chatbot that lets you find something to do when you're o
• pennywise - Cross-platform app that lets your float a web page on top of anything to become a multi-tasking pro
• Gladys - Home assistant for your Raspberry Pi

• Bat - A clone of cat(1) with lots of advantages

• Front-end Performance Checklist - a thorough list of front-end optimizations (with examples and explanations)

Open-source collaboration allows for many things

The open-source is open to anyone.

How can I contribute to the open-source?

Step 1: Find the right project

There are many resources to help you do that

Step 2: Document yourself on the project

Step 3: Chose an issue to work on

Step 4: Code/Design

EXPLIQUER LES BASES POUR BIEN SOUMETTRE UNE CONTRIB°

Step 5: Submit your contribution

Step 6: Rejoice because you've contributed to the open-source

Empowerment of individuals is a key part of what makes open source work, since in the end, innovations tend to come from small groups, not from large, structured efforts.

Tim O'Reilly

Thank you !

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