I feel ashamed of trying to contribute to open source for a decade, but never finding a way to. Could someone help me?

posted 1 year ago

I can code, but I never found my way into any project. It’s hard to explain, but I’m sort of a dysfunctional human being.

I always loved open source, and back then, I wanted to be an open source developer. I tried some things here and there, but they only became abandoned personal messed up projects or archived github repos.

I believe I could be a competent contributor to some project if I had some guidance, so I thought about asking for help.

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ElectronBadger@kbin.social

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1 year ago

I’m the developer of NeuroAnalyzer.jl - it’s a toolbox written in Julia for analyzing neurophysiological data (EEG/NIRS/MEG, etc.) for researchers in psychiatry/neurology/neuroscience. If you would like to join an open-source project - your help is welcome and will be appreciated - look for bugs, expand documentation, unit tests, help with tutorials.
ATB,
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