A practical guide to contributing: Node.js and oth
summary
Look for github.com/<org>/<project>/contribute and the repo’s Insights community panel to confirm a code of conduct, contributing guidelines and license; fork, clone, add an upstream remote, create a branch, commit, push and open a pull request; scan issue labels like good first issue and help wanted; contribute docs, triage, translations or join the nodejs.dev website redesign, release or build working groups via the public calendar and attend their biweekly meetings; try allocating open-source Fridays to batch contributions.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:12Contributing To Open Source
- 2:08Contributing To Open Source
- 2:30Etiquette
- 3:58Contributing Guidelines
- 8:52Github Open Source Contributing Workflow
- 15:26Ways To Contribute To Open Source
- 17:14Ways To Get Involved in Open Source
- 18:35Mentorship
- 19:33Release Team
- 24:32Node Js Meetings
- 27:22Best Way To Get Involved In in Node Js
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