Openpedia provides a wealth of useful resources that enable you to become a seasoned open source contributor. If you want to leave your mark in the world of open source, this project is a great fit for you.
Live Website: Openpedia
Status: This project is now archived and no longer actively maintained. The current version remains available for use and reference. Thank you to everyone who contributed and helped shape the project into what it is today.
- Introduction to Open Source
- Learn Git and GitHub
- Contributing to Open Source
- Beginner-Friendly Repositories
- Open Source Programs
- Tech Stack
- Contributing
- License
This category provides a carefully curated selection of invaluable resources designed to help you navigate and understand the open source ecosystem:
- An Introduction to Open-Source Software by HTMLGoodies
- An Introduction to Open-Source Software by Logan & Partners
- Introduction to Open-Source and its Benefits by GeeksforGeeks
- Introduction to Open-Source Software by Cratecode
- Open-Source Software: An Introduction by Idalko
- Open-Source Software: An Introduction by Open Access Government
- The Ultimate Guide to Open-Source Software Development by LicenseSpring
- What is Open Source? by Opensource.com
- What is Open Source? by Red Hat
- What is Open Source and How Does it Work? by TechTarget
- What is Open-Source Software? by Black Duck
- What is Open-Source Software? by IBM
- What is Open-Source Software? by Indeed
- What is Open-Source Software? by YoungWonks
This category offers a selection of key resources aimed at helping you master Git and GitHub, two of the most essential tools for contributing to open-source projects:
- An Intro to Git and GitHub for Beginners by HubSpot
- An Ultimate Guide to Git and GitHub by GeeksforGeeks
- Git and GitHub Tutorial for Beginners by DataCamp
- Git and GitHub Tutorial: Version Control for Beginners by freeCodeCamp
- How to Use GitHub by Edureka
- Intro to GitHub for Version Control by Coding Club
- Introduction to Git and GitHub for Beginners by Analytics Vidhya
This category features a comprehensive collection of practical resources that outline the step-by-step workflow involved in contributing to open-source projects:
- 8 Non-Code Ways to Contribute to Open Source by Opensource.com
- Contributing to Open Source: Getting Started by GeeksforGeeks
- Getting Started with Contributing to Open Source by Stack Overflow
- How to Contribute to Open Source by GitHub
- How to Contribute to Open-Source Projects by RubyGarage
- How to Contribute to Open-Source Projects: A Beginner's Guide by freeCodeCamp
- How to Get Started with Open Source by HackerEarth
- Open-Source Contributions: A Detailed Guide by Testsigma
This category highlights a variety of active beginner-friendly repositories specifically chosen to help newcomers take their first steps into the world of open source contributions:
- Angular
- Apache Arrow
- Awesome React
- balenaCloud Docs
- Bootstrap
- Codecademy Docs
- Docusaurus
- First Contributions
- Flutter
- freeCodeCamp
- GitHub Docs
- Grafana Alloy
- KubeArmor
- MatrixOne
- MDN Web Docs
- MindsDB
- Novu
- Prettier
- React
- React Native
- Storybook
This category showcases a range of exciting open source programs that not only help you develop valuable skills but also offer mentorship and rewards for your contributions:
- 24 Pull Requests
- FOSS Overflow
- FOSSASIA Codeheat
- GiriScript Summer of Code (GSSoC)
- Google Season of Docs (GSoD)
- Google Summer of Code (GSoC)
- Hacksquad
- Hacktoberfest
- Hyperledger Mentorship Program
- Kharagpur Winter of Code (KWoC)
- LFN Mentorship Program
- MLH Fellowship
- Outreachy
- Season of KDE
Openpedia is built on the following technologies:
Openpedia is waiting for your contribution!
The several interesting ways to contribute to this project include:
- Adding resources
- Improving the documentation
- Enhancing the codebase
- Upgrading the user interface
- Implementing features
Please go through the CONTRIBUTING guide for details.
Openpedia is licensed under the terms of the MIT License.