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hey /g/
penultimate B.CompSci student here, looking for some advice. I've recently got the urge to start contributing to opensource projects, but I don't really know where to find projects that are the right size for me. I'm scared to work on larger opensource projects as I don't feel like I'm experienced enough to not fuck it up
wut do
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>>60983073
Yes goy, code for free
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>>60983440
theres a difference between trying to get experience under your belt and coding for free
gl getting a job with no experience :^)
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>>60983073
Please don't. Until you get some professional experience, your contributions are going to be pretty much worthless and a waste of time for whoever reviews them.
A better option is to start your own shitty projects and let other people review and shit on them. That way at least you'll learn something.
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>>60983073
There are hundreds and thousands of JS libraries that nobody gives a shit about and they look good on a resume.
No stress no pain. And you did something.
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