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Kat Manalac
DeepSource Discover — Make your first meaningful open-source contribution
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DeepSource Discover helps you find code quality issues in thousands of open-source projects that use DeepSource. Scroll though a list of issues, find an issue that you want to fix, and make a contribution to improve the project's code quality.
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Sanket Saurav
FYI: Each issue that is shown in Discover also has a helpful description. https://twitter.com/sanketsaurav...
Alessio Fanelli
Broke: @shitoberfest Woke: DeepSource Discovery
Mohammed Rafy
For someone getting started with open-source projects this is incredible and launched at the right time of Hacktoberfest. 👌
Merlin Laffitte
This is a really nice idea! Contributers should have the possibility to quickly choose a relevant project to help. Quick question: how are the projects ranked? By popularity or does it adapt to the user's contribution history? Congrats on the launch guys! I look forward to trying it ;)
Jai Pradeesh
@merlin_laffitte Thanks. The rank is random at the moment. The algorithm chooses a subset of repositories, every 24 hours. So, you would see a handful of projects everyday.
Merlin Laffitte
@jaipradeesh ok that's nice. At least you reach diversity doing so and you do not push the same project to all contributers everyday. Thanks for your quick response!
Jai Pradeesh
Hi Hunters! 👋 Open-source maintainers dedicate their time doing public good, and they deserve better than getting spammed. We believe Hacktoberfest is a force of good, and want to give new contributors a better way to start contributing. Fixing code quality issues is easy for a beginner, and improves the open-source project in a positive way. That’s why we built Discover. If you’re a first time contributor to open-source (or) up for a meaningful contribution as part of Hacktoberfest, go to https://deepsource.io/discover/ to find an issue, fix it and send a pull request. Each contribution counts. Feedback/suggestions/bugs, let us know @DeepSourceHQ on Twitter. Happy Hacktoberfest!