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What's the best way to find, join projects and contribute on GitHub? #22873
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Hello GitHub Community, I’ve been on a user GitHub and other repos for years, but never really explored the Community. So I guess I’m largely a GitHub ‘Newbie’ in a lot of ways. I’m interested in getting involved in some new projects. I’ve got lots of skills in data and coding and also I’m a Program Manager by trade. What’s the best way to see where my skills could be put to work and help out on some projects? I also don’t know how to “contribute” effectively. Any advice/links to reading would be appreciated. |
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Hi @fudztown, Thanks for being part of the GitHub Community Forum! We’re glad you’re here. A great way to jump into new projects is to search for projects that have the Here are a few other things you may want to check out: How to Contribute to Open Source Also, this post was moved to a different board that fits your topic of discussion a bit better. This means you’ll get better engagement on your post, and it keeps our community organized so users can more easily find information. As you’ll notice, your topic is now here in the How to use Git and GitHub board. No action is needed on your part; you can continue the conversation as normal here. Cheers! |
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Hi @fudztown,
Thanks for being part of the GitHub Community Forum! We’re glad you’re here.
A great way to jump into new projects is to search for projects that have the
help wantedandgood first issuelabels.Here are a few other things you may want to check out:
GitHub Guides
How to Contribute to Open Source
Trending Repositories
Also, this post was moved to a different board that fits your topic of discussion a bit better. This means you’ll get better engagement on your post, and it keeps our community organized so users can more easily find information.
As you’ll notice, your topic is now here in the How to use Git and GitHub board. No action is needed on your part; you can continue…