A curated list of welcoming projects maintained by community members from the DevLeonardo Community.
All projects listed here are happy to accept contributions from people who are new to Open Source or who are learning something new in public, through Open Source projects.
Don't forget to leave a ⭐️ on this list and on the projects you find interesting!
These projects are hosted in our community GitHub organization and are maintained by @balastrong with the help of other community members.
Aggregating and visualizing contributions of a GitHub user.
Stack: Next.js, Typescript, Tailwind CSS, GitHub API
A web app to track and split bills with friends with shareable links.
Stack: Qwik, Typescript, Supabase.
These projects are owned and maintained by individual community members, building in public.
This project is based on Python Flask and SQLite3 for DB, and is a attempt to make a Bitly URL Shortener's clone. It currently has URL clicks tracking, custom shorting, login/signup, advanced options and lot more!
Stack: Flask (Back-end), HTML-JavaScript (Front-end)
This is a very basic language learning app focused, at the moment, on English and German, intended for personal use to learn and track vocabulary progress. There is no front-end side and it has minimal back-end functionality. It would be great to integrate it with the community, expand language options, and seeks feedback on its potential for future development. Thanks.
Stack: JS (back-end)
Kittylog by @pietrodev07
KittyLog is a JavaScript library that makes your logs visually appealing and easy to understand. It helps organize information clearly and adds colors and styles to make messages stand out.
Stack: NodeJs, Typescript.
Astro Minimal by @DomeT99
Astro Minimal is an open source blog template designed and developed using Astro and the Bulma CSS framework 🚀
Stack: Astro, Typescript.
Do you have a welcoming project that you would like to add to this list? You can create a Pull Request, adding your project at the end of the list, following the format below:
### [project-name](project-url) by @[your-username](your-github-url)
A short description of the project.
Stack: Tech stack used.