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Is your project's development setup fully automated? How to use it?

Why is your project interesting/exciting to contribute to?

Does your project have an active community?

Does your project have basic newcomer onboarding docs? (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, good-first-issues...)

Gitpodifyed in elninotech/uppload#92

Is your project's development setup fully automated? How to use it?

Why is your project interesting/exciting to contribute to?

Does your project have an active community?

Does your project have basic newcomer onboarding docs? (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, good-first-issues...)

Is your project's development setup fully automated? How to use it?

Why is your project interesting/exciting to contribute to?

Does your project have an active community?

Does your project have basic newcomer onboarding docs? (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, good-first-issues...)

Is your project's development setup fully automated? How to use it?

Why is your project interesting/exciting to contribute to?

Does your project have an active community?

Does your project have basic newcomer onboarding docs? (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, good-first-issues...)

repo: https://github.com/inlets/inlets

https://twitter.com/alexellisuk/status/1194178370147430400

Is your project's development setup fully automated? How to use it?

Why is your project interesting/exciting to contribute to?

Does your project have an active community?

Does your project have basic newcomer onboarding docs? (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, good-first-issues...)

Is your project's development setup fully automated? How to use it?

Yes. Just run npm run dev and to build the package run npm run build

Why is your project interesting/exciting to contribute to?

It's one of the most simple static docs generators

Does your project have an active community?

Yes

Does your project have basic newcomer onboarding docs? (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, good-first-issues...)

yes

Font headlines: Bodoni 72, Bold
Font text: Avenir Next, Regular
Text color: #404040
Purple highlights: #9A88D5

Icons.zip
logos.zip

Let me know if you need anything else :)

Is your project's development setup fully automated? How to use it?

Why is your project interesting/exciting to contribute to?

The project has more than 5k curated resources in a diverse category like coding resources, hackathons, events, meetups, conferences, podcast and much more. People can either read or contribute to help the community.

Does your project have an active community?

Yes, we do have a gitter channel where people share resources and know about each other.
https://gitter.im/a2z-resources/Lobby

Does your project have basic newcomer onboarding docs? (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, good-first-issues...)

Yes, the project has a Contributing file and beginner's issue are tagged with relevant tags.

On Safari the community feedback section looks like this:

Just to file an issue irrelevant to adding a project. Or it will be sidetracking?

I'm trying to add #83 via the add-project script.

I don't know if this is the right place, just noticed it:

Browser: Firefox 68.0.1 (64-bit)

right now order is not clear

It would be good if repo starts, icon and title are clickable

Is your project's development setup fully automated? How to use it?

Yes, here are the docs: https://wemake-python-stylegui.de/en/latest/pages/api/index.html
Here's the CI: https://github.com/wemake-services/wemake-python-styleguide/blob/master/.travis.yml

Why is your project interesting/exciting to contribute to?

We are the strictest python linter ever!

Does your project have an active community?

Yes, we are active on github and slack.

Does your project have basic newcomer onboarding docs? (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, good-first-issues...)

Yep! Docs: https://wemake-python-stylegui.de/en/latest/pages/api/index.html
CONTRIBUTING.md: https://github.com/wemake-services/wemake-python-styleguide
Issues: https://github.com/wemake-services/wemake-python-styleguide/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+label%3Alevel%3Astarter

See #76 - now our main game Terasology is ready as well!

1 FPS be damned, it runs! ;-) We'll iterate, that fixes everything.

https://github.com/MovingBlocks/Terasology

The badges and the github stars should provide the usual functionality (i.e. link).

Is your project's development setup fully automated? How to use it?

Yes, it is fully automated just open the gitpod link in the readme.md

Why is your project interesting/exciting to contribute to?

The project is all about doing everything from the terminal and have it all built-in we think that a developer should be able to do everything from doing maths, sending emails, to searching google

Does your project have an active community?

No, we are just starting but, we are looking to foster one into existence! 👍
But the members we do have are active

Does your project have basic newcomer onboarding docs? (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, good-first-issues...)

We Have good first issues now!

Should probably be something like:

Contribute.dev sponsorship

On a slow connection while loading the site looks like this:

and once when the js is loaded it then hydrates & renders the project list which does not look quite good. I think we should server render the project list to prevent the reflow.

With contribute.dev, we want to:

• show aspiring OSS newcomers cool projects they could join & start contributing to today
• show maintainers how to make their projects newcomer-friendly, esp. by fully automating their dev setup

Maintainers will likely file issues, requesting to be added to the list. In order to help/guide them through the process, we should have an issue template with an efficient / hassle-free checklist of any steps to do or criteria to meet, that goes straight to the point in explaining what's required and how to achieve it, with links to helpful resources.

I suggest the following criteria (but please share thoughts / suggest changes):

• Project should have a fully automated setup: ready in one click / one minute, ideally fully online, with nothing to install or configure on your computer first. It's relatively easy achieve this with Gitpod, by following this tutorial
• Project should be interesting/exciting/popular to contribute to: minimum of 1000 stars?
• Project should have an active community: active Pulse? Minimum number of contributors?
• Project should have basic newcomer onboarding: minimal contributing docs, links to good first issue...
• Exceptions are always possible. Please reach out if you think your project would be a great fit, by explaining how your project gives new contributors a fantastic first experience. Or reach out with any question, we're super happy to collaborate. :)

search does not do anything as well as down arrow after repo list

There are layout issues when changing the width.

1. the paper plane and it's stream are not in sync
2. the repository cards look bad in smaller widths (alignment issues)

Is your project's development setup fully automated? How to use it?

Why is your project interesting/exciting to contribute to?

Does your project have an active community?

Does your project have basic newcomer onboarding docs? (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, good-first-issues...)

Is your project's development setup fully automated? How to use it?

Just click on the "open in gitpod" button :-)

Why is your project interesting/exciting to contribute to?

In this repository, we collect solutions for https://adventofcode.com - the perfect way to learn something new every day. The solutions are renderes as website on https://aoc-2019.netlify.com

Does your project have an active community?

yes, we have now 24 conributers

Does your project have basic newcomer onboarding docs? (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, good-first-issues...)

I think yes, take a look at https://aoc-2019.netlify.com/rules/

Files:
Archiv.zip

Is your project's development setup fully automated? How to use it?

Why is your project interesting/exciting to contribute to?

Does your project have an active community?

Does your project have basic newcomer onboarding docs? (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, good-first-issues...)

It currently looks like this:

Trapteamccnz/trapteammainsite

Is your project's development setup fully automated? How to use it?

Why is your project interesting/exciting to contribute to?

Does your project have an active community?

Does your project have basic newcomer onboarding docs? (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, good-first-issues...)

The search is not helpful. It says search tags, but as a userI don't know what that means.
We should have a simple search that searches through the full content.
If that seems too hard, for now we can live without a search.

It is already gitpodified, it only needs to be added to the website. Thank you!

We'd like to add more projects with frictionless contributions to the list. In this issue, I'll attempt to list projects that have an automated setup, so that we can review their developer experience and assess whether it makes sense to add them or not.

Project	Automated setup working?	Contributor friendly?	Init duration?	Badge location?	Should be added?
FreeCodeCamp	✅	✅	~minutes	CONTRIB.md	✅
The Algorithms - Python	❌ 2	✅		README.md	✅
Ant Design	✅				✅
Gatsby	✅		9 minutes		❌
Ghost
Algorithm Visualizer	✅	✅		CONTRIB.md	✅
Carbon	✅	✅		CONTRIB.md	✅
Ant Design Pro
jsPDF	✅				✅
Tesseract.js	✅	✅		README.md	✅
RipGrep				✖️
Servo				✖️
LearnGitBranching
Koel	✅	✅	~minutes	README.md	✅
Dev.to	✅ 1	✅	~minutes	README.md	✅
Shields	✅	✅	~1min	README.md	✅
fx				✖️
Simple Icons	✅			CONTRIB.md
Sonoff-Tasmota
Dev Hub	✅			CONTRIB.md	✅
PeerTube	✅			CONTRIB.md	✅
Trilium				README.md
Theia	✅	✅	~seconds	README.md	✅
Nu Shell	✅		~1 min	README.md	✅
Learn JSON Web Tokens
Fusuma	✅	✅	~1min	README.md	✅
Learn React App				README.md
tinyraytracer
tinykaboom
tinyraycaster
CloudQuery				✖️
ZEIT Now Examples
Statusfy	✅	✅	~seconds	README.md	✅
Vuese
Mermrender
Home Assistant
Ojichat
Everest
NextSimpleStarter
Marp CLI
GuestBook
Sudoku-GUI-Solver				README.md
Hangman				README.md
Firefox Profiler
Phoenicis
circuito.io Component Editor
learnnextjs-demo
aoc-2018				README.md
TasmotaCompiler
Mooniversity
Potigol Online

Notes:
¹ Dev.to setup requires manually creating and copy/pasting Algolia credentials
² The Algorithms - Python doesn't have a .gitpod.yml (not even in definitely-gp)

Currently, in order for the site to be fully interactive, it needs 504.62KB (157.43KB of which are for the twitter embeds) of JavaScript which is a lot for a site that only renders a small list of projects with one function that depends on JS the Search.

All of this is because we're using Gatsby.
Even with SSR in order for the site to be fully functional i.e to render the project list, the site needs the code for these libraries to be fetched, parsed and executed:

• react
• react-dom
• reach-router

I think the solution would be to re-write the whole site in just HTML, CSS and vanilla JS as using Gatsby is total overkill for a site with only one page.

I guarantee that the vanilla JS version would be orders of magnitude less in size it will load and work way faster.

This is how the website looks on a browser with blank page background set as black:

Proposing to set the background by the website itself.

I assume that my browser is non-standard configuration since this is done to avoid white flashed in between loading of a website.

Currently, the title of https://contribute.dev is:

Contribute.dev

We could try to find a better title, or at least add a few words to the title to hint at what this site is all about.

requested here: https://twitter.com/alexellisuk/status/1194178370147430400?s=21

@ChristinFrohne Can you please give me a mockup so that i can make one.

When you search for "contribute.dev" on Google, you see this:

This is not a correct sentence (missing verb and typo), and we need a much better snippet that's also a bit longer.

Maybe something like:

Want to contribute to Open Source, but don't know where to start? Here is a list of really cool repositories where you can get started without any friction, in a single click.

Adding the smaller of our games as it was easier to get started with. Other one coming soon - it has the numbers for notability, even if DS on its own isn't quite there yet (180 stars/45 contributors DS, 2.8k stars/245 contributors Terasology)

Is your project's development setup fully automated? How to use it?

Yep! Button added to our readme. Click it and execute ./gradlew run when the workspace is ready. Play game.

Why is your project interesting/exciting to contribute to?

Video game! Everybody loves video games. Especially when stuck inside ;-)

We focus heavily on making contributing easy and fun, while teaching & learning together

Does your project have an active community?

Yep! We also participate in various open source programs like Google Summer of Code, Google Code-In, Outreachy, etc.

Does your project have basic newcomer onboarding docs? (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, good-first-issues...)

Yep and yep. https://github.com/MovingBlocks/DestinationSol/wiki - although again Terasology has the more extensive setup, which we'll add soon https://github.com/MovingBlocks/Terasology/wiki :-)

Side shout-out to @NicholasBatesNZ for the initial working setup for DS and @jankeromnes for the warm welcome 👏

I think the GitHub icon next to the project name should be a link to the repository.

I think it would make sense to add this to the list of project & it's gitpodifying PR got merged recently.

facebook/docusaurus#2201

Is your project's development setup fully automated? How to use it?

Why is your project interesting/exciting to contribute to?

Does your project have an active community?

Does your project have basic newcomer onboarding docs? (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, good-first-issues...)

Is your project's development setup fully automated? How to use it?

Yes, it is fully configured to launch in one click!

Why is your project interesting/exciting to contribute to?

It's written in pure C, and shows that low level programming is not as difficult as we think!

Does your project have an active community?

It's pretty new, so we will see!

Does your project have basic newcomer onboarding docs? (e.g. CONTRIBUTING.md, good-first-issues...)

Not yet, but I plan on adding these.