How can I contribute to the open source community?
Post number #109956, ID: ad5593
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1. What kind of knowledge is needed? 2. Is it possible to help other developers? You must be hired for that?
Post number #109966, ID: bfe29b
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Depending on the project you don't even need to code, some projects need translators, graphical designers or even just testers But learning to code helps, then you have to find a project to contribute to(github is a good place to find those), read the contributor guidelines and get cracking on whatever you can do to help All in all it is good to know programming and git but like I mentioned depending on the project you need no experience on those things
Post number #109976, ID: 97f983
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>>109956 At first try to avoid using/supporting proprietary software/standards/services as it is possible. At second avoid help/support people with issues they have with proprietary software/standards/services. Avoid to do work for propritary plattforms if its not paid well or at all. Everything else you are free to do what you want with whom you want and how you want. And try to survive ;)
Post number #110342, ID: 8210df
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... buy them a beer, or coffee, or just give them cash
Post number #110660, ID: dcd30b
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>>110342 that also works
Post number #110663, ID: d45415
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>>110342 This. If you can't help the project directly, you can donate to the project as a whole.
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| 1. What kind of knowledge is needed?
2. Is it possible to help other developers? You must be hired for that?