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Good First Issues

Good First Issues is an initiative to curate easy pickings from popular projects, so developers who've never contributed to open-source can get started quickly.

Website: good-first-issues.github.io

This website is primarily targeted at developers who want to contribute to open source software but do not know where or how to start.

Open-source maintainers are always looking to get more people involved, but new developers generally think it's challenging to become a contributor. We believe getting developers to fix super-easy issues removes the barrier for future contributions. This is why Good First Issues exists.

Adding a new project

You're welcome to add a new project in Good First Issues, just follow these steps:

• To maintain the quality of projects in Good First Issues, please make sure your GitHub repository meets the following criteria:

  • It has at least three issues with the good first issue label. This label is already present on all repositories by default.

  • It contains a README.md with detailed setup instructions for the project

  • It is actively maintained (last update less than 1 month ago)

• Add your repository's path (in the format owner/name and lexicographic order) in repositories.json.

• Create a new pull-request. Please add the link to the issues page of the repository in the PR description. Once the pull request is merged, the changes will be live on good-first-issues.github.io.

How does it work?

• First Good First Issues is a static website that uses PHP` to generate HTML files.
• We use GitHub REST API to fetch issues from the repositories listed in repositories.json.
• To periodically cycle through issues (twice a day), we use GitHub Workflow.

Help us grow

Navigating open-source projects can be quite overwhelming for beginners and experienced contributors alike. Good First Issues looks to solve this problem by providing a platform that serves as a starting point for those looking to get started with open-source or those who are looking to get into a new project.

The more people who know about good-first-issues.github.io, the better. There are various ways you can help us grow: you could contribute to awesome lists, blog about us, reach out to bloggers, tech influences, developer and open-source on Twitter and YouTube, for example. Try and get good-first-issues.github.io mentioned in a video or tweet!

Suggestions and wishes

If you have questions or suggestions (or found a bug), you can always write to issues.

License

This is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT License.