Spend a weekend contributing to the Javascript ecosystem. Join the development of open source software with people keen to help do so.
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You'll contribute to the JavaScript ecosystem
We have made a preselection of libraries and projects that need contributions, and curated a list of tasks that we will share at the start of the event.
Teams will be created to work on each project. This way, even if you have never contributed before, you will not be left out.
Yes, as well as:
...there will be a cash prize, for a group of up to three people
Prize
The overall ranking is calculated based on the average of all categories. Even once contributed, you can continue improving your result.
Get involved! Come join us. Even if you have not contributed before, it is the perfect opportunity to do so with the help of the peers and mentors. During the jam, you can share your progress, ask for feedback, discover what others are building and, hopefully, help others too.
Register for the event by filling in the form and so we can create balanced teams.
Spaces are limited!
What profile or background should I have?
You should be a developer with knowledge of JavaScript or TypeScript. It is not necessary to have previously contributed to open source code.
Do I have to finish my contribution during the weekend?
It is important to choose tasks that you think you can complete in one weekend. After the Jam, you can always continue to improve your contribution which will be great for your portfolio.
Can I make more than one contribution?
Yes, but time is limited, so this may not work in your favour.
Can I submit a contribution I have already made?
It is strongly advised to create new content for the event; using old or already finished contributions would not make a meaningful new contribution.
Can I make changes during the deliberation period?
Yes, you can continue improving it with the aim of it being accepted to the library.
Can we register as a group?
Yes, although each member must register separately. Choose a team name, and when registering, all members must fill in that name in the form in order to be teamed up.
Why will there be a prize?
Because most contributions to open source are unpaid and this is our way of supporting the cause.
Who is the owner of the contributions?
The software that is generated is open source and free. The contribution will have the name of the person who submitted it.
Still have questions?
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