Discussion on "8 Non-technical ways to contribute to open-source"

Chris Bongers · 2021-10-07T05:32:14.415Z

With Hacktoberfest around the corner, the open-source vibes are flowing again. But for some people, it's still a big step to get technically involved in open source. There is also a big misconception about your contributions having to be technical. I...

Thanks for sharing these tips and I agree there’s definitely more to do than just writing code!

Glad you like them Candy! Indeed much more, and just as important

Good one Chris! This is very informative and useful for Hacktoberfest! Thanks 🤩🤩

Glad you like it Victoria, I've seen a lot of people struggle to contribute because they are too scared to deep dive in the codebase.

And also, many public list (e.g. Public API, design-resources ) is also easy to contribute. Thank you for making this article!

Oh great addition Richard! 🎉

This is very helpful for a person like me who is looking to contribute for non-technical things. Thank you for sharing, Chris!

You're welcome Sumudu,

glad it helps 🎉

Hey, Chris! Thanks for this article. I find it very useful, and right on time for the Hacktoberfest. I also wrote this article on how to Make your first open-source contribution. Maybe, it'll be useful to your readers.

Nice and thanks for writing your one, I'm sure that can be of massive use to new comers in Open Source 🎉

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