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Open Source Guide
Open Source Guide
  • Welcome
  • Creators
    • Reasons to create
    • Create a repository
      • Set up documentation
        • README
        • CONTRIBUTING
        • License
    • Name your project
    • Build a community
      • Communication Mediums
        • Mass Notifications
        • Formal Exchanges
        • Real-Time Messaging
      • Code of Conduct
    • Additional Resources
  • Contributors
    • Reasons to contribute
    • Find a project
      • GitHub Trending
    • Ways to contribute
    • Choose an issue
    • Read supporting documentation
    • Git Workflow
      • Fork a project
      • Create a branch
      • Add a commit
      • Submit a pull request
      • Review code
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This section aims to help you find a project you are passionate about. If you already have a project, then feel free to browse another section.

What you work on is one of the most important decisions you will have to make. This is often personal and based on your interests. Fortunately, there are plenty of resources that can expose you to a large variety of projects. We will go over some of these and then tell you how to filter them.

Navigating GitHub

To find an open source project on GitHub, navigate to the search bar at the top left corner of the screen.

Once you find a project you want to work on, there are two main ways that you can make your own copies of the project. One option is cloning the original project and working on the main repository.

The second option is forking the main repository and working on the project locally, which we will cover in the Git Workflow section.

It doesn't matter how you find the project, as long as you find one!

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