I think an extension to this video that you can make is how to keep your local fork updated with the main repo and stuff like rebasing etc, since an actually meaningful PR isn't going to get merged right away and until it does get accepted the main repo is bound to change and thus dealing with branches and keeping your local fork updated can get tricky at times.
I hadn't contributed to OS till now, since it seemed rather intimidating, and all other videos explaining this were too long to sustain my interest. Thanks to you, I understood this stuff in just 13 minutes! And you make it seem soo easy. I know I sound like a broken record, but really, you're the best teacher one could ask for, Kyle! 😄
hey Kyle, could you do a Careers based video, how to properly apply to companies and what kind of projects to showcase to impress recruiters. You once stated you had experience interviewing and soft skills is something important to master for developers as well. I only ask because i feel the burnout from applying to so many places. Love your content regardless
Thanks so much! I just started looking into contributing to open source and I didn't really know how to do it. For beginners to web design and development, there is so much to learn that it can be overwhelming.
Good first issues in most popular repos always seem to be taken/ assigned to someone else and considering good first issue don't show up very often it makes it harder to get started in those projects. Any suggestions ?
I’ve seen the same, so instead of hunting for issues I just found something that I would be interested in using, and after messin around found some bugs myself. Pretty boring but my PR got accepted, so o guess it’s a good way to start
Bro, if you dont mind. Can you tell me. At what age you started learning this all programming and how many years took you to understand all concepts? Please bro.
If you don't have permission to write to the project, you won't be able to push your changes (you must be a maintainer). When you create a fork, you'll be able to push changes and then you can make a pull request requesting that your fork be merged with the original project.
But wont cloning whole projects such as React would have a very large file size for all the codes when as beginners we might only need to edit few codes?
Thanks for the video,i like it... but what should i do as maintainer of a project when i get a pull Request but showing that... there is a merge conflict I'm learning, so correct me if if i'm not asking correctly
@Ivan that's not completely true, gitlab is simply younger than github. for example gitlab offers premium features for free to opensource projects which allows the small projects like ubports to build software on gitlab servers
@Ivan yeah i said not "completely true" because there must be some basis for people to say this; you're not the only one who makes this statement. but i have to say that many open source project actually migrated to gitlab after microsoft bough github ;)
Someone can recommend me some open sources projects for joining, I have 5 years of experiencies as a Php/Mysql/Js Developer, but I haven't worked in an open source project yet. Thanks in advance
I might sound "STEWPED" but it's just am a newbie. Can I use source code (for mobile app) and change the Ui completely and also remove/add slight things and later give it a new name? or is it that opensource is only for contributing to the app to be better only?
Hey buddy just a quick suggestion. Please make a video on react and explain how to sort an array object by name, date, ascending and descending order by selecting from an option?
Do ANY "open source" reviewers EVER comment on updates being "clean" anywhere? NOBODY talks about updates ACTUALLY being examined and vetted. Should it be called "assumed safe" source?
I've had this problem in vs code with my node.js. Whenever I use document.getElementById or anything else using document it says document in undefined in the console. Can someone please help me solve the problem. I don't know what else to do. Thanks in advanced!
document essentially relates to the DOM of the web browser. Which is the client. Nodejs is a server side programming language which does not recognize this syntax. But still there are ways you can make it work if you really need it but it's not the best practice. If you need to use document, it's best to use that in your front-end files, ex: index.js. Hope this helps!! :)
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This video shows a complete beginner how to find an open source repository, how to find the contributing guide, how to find a good first issue, how to fork and clone an open source repository, how to make changes and commit them, and then finally after all that it shows how to make a pull request. Making a pull request is only one small segment of this video and it is a crucial step in contributing to open source.
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I think an extension to this video that you can make is how to keep your local fork updated with the main repo and stuff like rebasing etc, since an actually meaningful PR isn't going to get merged right away and until it does get accepted the main repo is bound to change and thus dealing with branches and keeping your local fork updated can get tricky at times.
Yes, that's what I was thinking. This really needs a second part
That's exactly what I was looking for. I want to know what to do if in the meanwhile they make changes to the original repo.
This seems more of Git topics than OSS topics.
I'm glad you waited until October end to publish this video or else a lot of people would misuse this video to gain some easy PR merges lol
don't forget there is another October coming in 12 months!
What do u mean?
@@高安迪-o1y hacktober fest 😂
I'm glad I watched it in October
I hadn't contributed to OS till now, since it seemed rather intimidating, and all other videos explaining this were too long to sustain my interest. Thanks to you, I understood this stuff in just 13 minutes! And you make it seem soo easy. I know I sound like a broken record, but really, you're the best teacher one could ask for, Kyle! 😄
I just make my first pull request just now. I really appreciate your video, easy to follow and greatly simplified!
I can't explain just how much I learned from a single 13 minutes video ❤️
hey Kyle, could you do a Careers based video, how to properly apply to companies and what kind of projects to showcase to impress recruiters. You once stated you had experience interviewing and soft skills is something important to master for developers as well.
I only ask because i feel the burnout from applying to so many places. Love your content regardless
he already made a video about what projects would help your resume
th-cam.com/video/oluY633rkgI/w-d-xo.html
I've been waiting for something like this.
Thanks a lot
Bro would you give me some tips on an open source project I want to start?...
I think the most imp thing in contributing to open-source(beginners) is understanding the issues and writing code that solves the issue
Thank you, this was, in my opinion, a legit step-by-step instruction on how to contribute! I really appreciate it!
Straight to the point, Just what I needed. Thanks, man.
I searched you just to find your courses. Then there was this video with exactly what I need to learn waiting.
This video should be recommended viewing every April 1st.
Thanks so much! I just started looking into contributing to open source and I didn't really know how to do it. For beginners to web design and development, there is so much to learn that it can be overwhelming.
Thank you Kyle for this great guide.
I had to realize all of this just by myself a couple of weeks ago but it's good to look twice at some of those steps.
Ohh Thanks a lot Kyle.. this is just the perfect video to get into open source.
Thank you Kyle everything is so simple
Thank you so much! This is exactly the information that I need!
Thanks.
I was searching for just time concept.
I love this Tutorial, well explained, Great!
Thanks for sharing , this was one of the best videos that helped me to understand how to open source for beginners ♥
Awesome video, very clear and helpful as always thanks!
This is very helpful. I have spent many hours solving GIT issues, so this is a very good explanation - nice job 👍
Thanks Kyle for this Informative video!!🙂
Thank you for creating this helpful video
This video is amazing, your explanation was very clear and easy to understand, now I can start contributing to open source in PHP 😁 thank you
This was so simply explained by you. Awesome kyle awesome 👍👏👏
this was an awesome video, thank you so much
Hands down the best explanation!!
This is really helpful to me. Thanks so much Kyle
I liked the way you compared with react along the way ... it made it more realistic and meaningful
Thank you so much, always a great fan of you!
my fav video on TH-cam
Thank You so much!!
Bro I fucking love your channel.. I just started my game project cause of you!! You fucking Rock bro!!!!!!!
Good first issues in most popular repos always seem to be taken/ assigned to someone else and considering good first issue don't show up very often it makes it harder to get started in those projects. Any suggestions ?
@Ivan got it, thanks!
I’ve seen the same, so instead of hunting for issues I just found something that I would be interested in using, and after messin around found some bugs myself. Pretty boring but my PR got accepted, so o guess it’s a good way to start
@@spongechameleon6940 I'll try that, thanks!
Thank you for explaining this topic
Thank you! this video is helpful lot for me!!
Big thanks from Morocco
Excellent video right onto the point 👌👌👌
This is such a great guide again, Kyle!
Bro would you give me some tips on an open source project I want to start?...
Great explanation, thank you!
Thanks very much
Bro, if you dont mind. Can you tell me. At what age you started learning this all programming and how many years took you to understand all concepts? Please bro.
Thank you
I absolutely love you channel.
Appreciate it for the video 🌹
Youre my favorite AI kyle
Why didnt you merge main with fix-typo ? And then push to origin
Perfect, as always!
What I still did not google out is the way to updated our forked repository after few months to solve the second issue.
This was awesome!
Very well Thanks bro
Why you forked? can't you just clone and do the same stuff (open PR and update it)?
If you don't have permission to write to the project, you won't be able to push your changes (you must be a maintainer). When you create a fork, you'll be able to push changes and then you can make a pull request requesting that your fork be merged with the original project.
@@DevProTips Thanks, that was helpful
Great video 👌
Very helpful
Good video
Good content .. keep up
The video you mentioned doesn't show how to set it up
any Idea of Cost, Quotation and estimator Software (Open Source) for Printing and packaging Industries?
Amazing stuff
What should I do with my fork of the project after a pull request has been settled?
Great 👌🏻❤️
You forgot about scary conflicts
But wont cloning whole projects such as React would have a very large file size for all the codes when as beginners we might only need to edit few codes?
you didn't answer my question
when you create a branch, let say I modified a method, how can I run that code?
In this example, is the branch really necessary? Can't the forked version master merge with the original repo's master via pull request?
Все круто. Спасибо.
Thanks for the video,i like it... but what should i do as maintainer of a project when i get a pull Request but showing that... there is a merge conflict
I'm learning, so correct me if if i'm not asking correctly
How do i continue from here if i am the owner of the project? Should i clone again to have all the new changes being made?
I use Gitlab over GitHub, so can I still contribute to open sources or do I need to switch to GitHub?
@Ivan thank you for the clarification!
no you do not have to switch to github, it's actually easier build things on gitlab
@Ivan that's not completely true, gitlab is simply younger than github. for example gitlab offers premium features for free to opensource projects which allows the small projects like ubports to build software on gitlab servers
@Ivan yeah i said not "completely true" because there must be some basis for people to say this; you're not the only one who makes this statement. but i have to say that many open source project actually migrated to gitlab after microsoft bough github ;)
@Ivan yep pretty much xD
i also use both fwiw ;3
Someone can recommend me some open sources projects for joining, I have 5 years of experiencies as a Php/Mysql/Js Developer, but I haven't worked in an open source project yet. Thanks in advance
Svelte/Sveltekit. There are a lot of issues to solve there.
I might sound "STEWPED" but it's just am a newbie.
Can I use source code (for mobile app) and change the Ui completely and also remove/add
slight things and later give it a new name? or is it that opensource is only for contributing to the app to be better only?
That's a great idea. I'm not a Android developer but this does sound brilliant
hey kyle, after cloning the code in my computer ,its hard to read .i mean there are lots of folder and files where to start .
*Interesting...*
Hey buddy just a quick suggestion. Please make a video on react and explain how to sort an array object by name, date, ascending and descending order by selecting from an option?
what kind of CMD do you use
Hey Kyle! Please go and check that wds-oss-example/oss-example repo again....
2 years ago react had 30k stars !!!
THATS DA FOKIN BIGGEST WAVE IVE EVER SEEN BROOTHH
Lol, i just search for this on google, to collaborate on documentation
Do ANY "open source" reviewers EVER comment on updates being "clean" anywhere? NOBODY talks about updates ACTUALLY being examined and vetted. Should it be called "assumed safe" source?
I've had this problem in vs code with my node.js. Whenever I use document.getElementById or anything else using document it says document in undefined in the console. Can someone please help me solve the problem. I don't know what else to do. Thanks in advanced!
You can join his discord and ask your question there
document essentially relates to the DOM of the web browser. Which is the client. Nodejs is a server side programming language which does not recognize this syntax. But still there are ways you can make it work if you really need it but it's not the best practice. If you need to use document, it's best to use that in your front-end files, ex: index.js.
Hope this helps!! :)
You should custom your GitHub theme. Scott tolenski have made a video on it
Hey Kyle, when will you come out?
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Web dev simplified ampa
first
First!
Basically all ready understood Github, also gitlab is similar
Bro I would recommmend to change your video thumbnail
Wow... you're really handsome.
He has a porcupine on his head.
At 1:37 stop the video and look at the bottom 2 developer second name. Thank me later :D
I have a question, why you waste your time making video instead of making any A.I based software or working in google?
Such a clickbait video. This is just a how to make a pull request tutorial. Nothing about this is open source contribution related.
This video shows a complete beginner how to find an open source repository, how to find the contributing guide, how to find a good first issue, how to fork and clone an open source repository, how to make changes and commit them, and then finally after all that it shows how to make a pull request. Making a pull request is only one small segment of this video and it is a crucial step in contributing to open source.
@@WebDevSimplified Then it should be called "Get started with GIT". Open source is not a repository.
@@aammssaamm How much was about getting started with Git?
Well, just don't watch the video.. Solved!
@@meyw207 Well, just don't read comments.. Solved!
Thank you so much!!
Thank you