15 Open source projects
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1. Exercism: A platform to learn various programming languages by solving exercises and
helping others. It offers a community-driven approach with public profiles to showcase
contributions. GitHub
2. EsProc: A new programming language designed for efficient data computing, ideal for
those interested in data analysis and Java. GitHub
3. Forem: The open-source software behind the DEV community platform, aimed at
empowering developers and communities. GitHub
4. Simple Icons: Provides pixel-perfect SVG icons for over 2,000 popular brands, with
detailed contributing guidelines. GitHub
5. RoomGPT: An AI interior design tool that generates room designs based on uploaded
photos, built with TypeScript. GitHub
6. Appwrite: A backend server for web, mobile, and flutter developers that simplifies the
development process. GitHub
7. Daily: A platform that helps developers build real-time video and audio applications
easily. GitHub
8. Immich: A self-hosted photo and video backup solution that allows users to manage their
media files securely. GitHub
9. Typst: A modern document creation tool that simplifies the process of writing and
formatting documents. GitHub
10. Scalar: An open-source alternative to Redoc, offering enhanced features for API
documentation. GitHub
11. Godot: A popular game engine that has gained traction and continues to improve with
community contributions. GitHub
12. Home Assistant: An open-source platform for smart home automation that allows users
to control devices from different manufacturers. GitHub
13. Deno: A secure runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript, designed to be a modern
alternative to Node.js. GitHub
14. Zulip: A powerful open-source team chat application that combines the immediacy of
chat with the productivity of email. GitHub
15. Sapper: A framework for building web applications with Svelte, making it easier to create
high-performance apps. GitHub
1. Exercism: A platform for learning programming languages through exercises and
community support. It offers tracks for many languages, making it easy to get started.
GitHub
2. Simple Icons: Provides SVG icons for over 2,000 brands. It's easy to contribute by
adding new icons or improving existing ones. GitHub
3. FreeCodeCamp: A nonprofit community that helps people learn to code for free. You can
contribute by working on coding challenges, documentation, or helping others. GitHub
4. RoomGPT: An AI tool that generates interior design ideas based on uploaded photos. It's
built using TypeScript and is beginner-friendly. GitHub
5. Markdown Editor: A simple web-based markdown editor that allows users to write and
preview markdown text. Contributing can involve adding features or fixing bugs. GitHub
6. Habit Tracker: A simple web application to help users track their habits and goals. You
can contribute to its development or design. GitHub
7. Telescope: An open-source RSS reader that allows users to follow their favorite blogs
and news sites. It's a great project for learning about web development. GitHub
8. Pandas: A powerful data manipulation library for Python. Beginners can contribute by
improving documentation or fixing minor bugs. GitHub
9. Django: A high-level Python web framework that encourages rapid development.
Beginners can help with documentation, testing, and minor feature additions. GitHub
10. Flask: A lightweight web framework for Python. It's suitable for beginners wanting to
learn web development and contribute to the codebase. GitHub
11. Color Picker: A simple web application that helps users select color palettes. You can
contribute by adding new features or improving the UI. GitHub
12. To-Do List App: A basic app that allows users to manage their tasks. It's a great starting
point for those new to app development. GitHub
13. Open Source Design: A community that focuses on design in open source projects. You
can contribute by offering design feedback or creating assets. GitHub
14. React: A JavaScript library for building user interfaces. Beginners can contribute by
improving documentation or working on small issues. GitHub
15. GitHub CLI: A command-line tool for GitHub that allows users to interact with GitHub
from the terminal. Contributing can include adding features or fixing bugs. GitHub
