How to start open source Contribution? Open source contributions can change your life and this is me doing an Open Source Contribution live! With this video you will be able to make your very first pull request. You can use your past contributions on a resume or even better just using Github you can land a job! Many open source contributors are later hired by the companies they are contributing to and this is the trend that is being followed by a number of open source projects. Here's how to make your first Open Source Contribution: 1. Open https://github.com/alisolanki/Welcome-to-Open-Source 2. Read README.md file for contribution guidelines 3. Fork and make changes 4. Commit and Push your changes 5. Open a Pull Request (PR) 6. Take feedback and make changes ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 🚀 Join to get access to perks on this channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgzz4Kd1YpzxJOkrhf5U_7A/join 🍉 The Watermelon Gang: https://thewatermelongang.com/ Index: 00:00 Introduction 00:40 What are Open Source contributions 01:08 Things to keep in mind 03:40 Making your first Open Source contribution ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 🍉 Basics of Crypto and Blockchain Course: https://courses.alisolanki.com/s/store/courses/description/Basics-of-Crypto-and-Blockchain Discord community for all students: https://discord.gg/MAgUqf7vFk Telegram community for all the students: https://t.me/studentsamaj Follow Me: All my links: https://alisolanki.com ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 🚀 Artificial Intelligence Projects: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwXSCBuwy1QsYO1Q5R5-cteXjqAwR9n0l 🚀 Complete Stock Market Course: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwXSCBuwy1QtF7VjKKM1djtmnQkVjG-vv 🍓 How to create a Cryptocurrency in 5 simple steps: https://youtu.be/U-zaRyxTOxo 🍓 How to create and sell NFTs in 3 simple steps: https://youtu.be/tozB8wRglno 🍓 Blockchain Developer Roadmap: https://youtu.be/XM6-QT7VMKw 🍓 Make your own AI Bot: https://youtu.be/3K1a4quAD7w ________________________________________________________________________________________________ All the things I use in my videos🦄: 💡 Ring Light: https://amzn.to/3ZV2G4e 🌈 RGB Background Light: https://amzn.to/3F5x5Fd 🔮 Moon Night Lamp: https://amzn.to/3JsS8nu 📷 Camera: Iphone 11 back cam: https://amzn.to/3J33g9p 🎙 Mic: Boya MM1: https://amzn.to/3J0Rxbr 🧍 9ft Stand (for ring light): https://amzn.to/3J3b9vE 🦍 Gorilla Tripod: https://amzn.to/3T0zvuq ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 💸Tags💸 ali solanki,github,github open source contributions,github tutorial,open source contribution,how to contribute to opensource,contribute to open source projects github,best open source projects,open source projects for beginners,open source contributions,ali solanki open source contribution,ali solanki github,open source will change your life,open source hiring,how to start open source contribution,hacktoberfest,hacktoberfest 2023 💜Hashtags💜 #alisolanki #opensource #github ________________________________________________________________________________________________ All the videos on this channel are for educational purposes only and I'm not a financial advisor. For collaborations mail me at: [email protected] If you liked 👍 this video, then do consider SUBSCRIBING 🔴 to the channel and press the BELL icon 🔔 so that you never miss out on any uploads!
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Even if ur life doesn't change; u will have satisfaction of bringing change to the lives of millions
i just did my first open source contribution thank you so much, you make it easy to understand 👍🏿
Bro, don't direct raise the PR from master branch. Always create new branch and then make changes
The hard part where I & most beginners are confused is how to find good first issues *corresponding to my own tech stack* like for example if my tech stack consist of java, spring, Hibernate. Then its difficult to find repositories for these certain technologies and even if I find out any of the good first issues, corresponding to my tech stack then in most of them contributions are ALREADY made by others ! In that case what a beginner can do ? Its really hard to find out typos or any other fixable mistakes !
Thanks a ton.I made my first open source contribution.I wanted to do this for a very long time.
I made my first Open Source contribution today 26-12-2023 Thank you
Randomly saw your video , your editing , communication skills are great. Learned a lot.
You can make your first contribution here: /alisolanki/Welcome-to-Open-Source Watch next [This One GitHub Contribution Can Get You Hired?!]: /n1mmnBsVjjY Follow me on my socials, for any doubts: Please do like and share this video with your friends if it helped you🙌🍉
Such genuine content. Love to see such high-quality content. And I don't know how to do open-source contributions. Please make an entire video on this.
About two years later this is still one of the best videos to understand how to contribute step-by-step. Thanks!
Bro you have my subscription And please continue such series
Lol. I was part of one of the biggest Open Source program, yet companies need you to have DSA.
Subscribed 👍🏻 Strictly want more such open source - beginner level - typeOf content pleaseee ♥
Hey, thanks for this content man, randomly arrived at your channel
I'm scared of contributing as I feel I need to be very good in my domain to even understand the code base and contribute which I am not currently infact I never feel prepared enough.
This video should be renamed to "how to make a github PR"
Hi, thank you for this content. FYI, I need to do the first-time GIT setup before I did the commit changes in my Visual Studio Codes and then followed by Sync Changes. Big thanks 🍉
Done 👍, Please bring more advanced videos on Open Source Contributions.
Excellent video for beginners. I have just contributed to this project. It's my second time contributing to any Open Source project though.
Just watched this. Thanks a lot for this tutorial