How Opencode Works
1
Claim Issue
It doesn't matter whether you know how to solve it.
Don't look
out for issues you know how to solve, but rather to the once you don't know
how
to solve! This will be your opening door to learning something new.
2
Solve Issue
After claiming the issue, now it's the time to explore
ways on
how to proceed.
Mentors and Google will be to your rescue here. Take advantage of both to
the
most.
3
Open a PR
After reading everything on internet ever written and
those to be written in
future, it's the time to open your pr.
This will be the golden moment, where you will discover another 100 ways git
could make you cry!
4
Leaderboard
After spending another sleepless night to see your pr
getting
merged it's the time to climb up the leaderboard and enjoy that shortliving
"I
love Programming" feeling!
Past Projects
Collaborative Web 2022
Opencode'22 Collaborative website!
SaveMyForm-Backend
Backend for the project SaveMyForm. Backend Less form submission collection for your application
SaveMyForm-Frontend
Frontend for the project SaveMyForm. Backend Less form submission collection for your application
Code-Digger
Coding repo which contains tasks related to competitive coding, DSA
Leaderboard
Opencode'22 live leaderboard for contributors
DonateASmile
Opencode'22 UI/UX design for philanthropic app
EmotionalAnalysis
Working on dataset with text and the emotions detected in those texts
Aloha
An Opencode'22 Repository with tasks only for Freshies at IIITA.
GoGit-2.0
A project to learn the basics of Git and GitHub.
Fitezo
A Flutter based fitness app solely focused on fitness related solutions.
ZoombieMania
A 3d zombie survival shooter game made with Unity Engine
HandsForHunger
A Flutter based application to connect NGO's to the potential donors.
SuperQuizzer
Test your knowledge at the speed of thought with this Kotlin based quiz taking application
CampusOLX
An Imperative Web Design Repository
Lets-Design-3.0
Contains tasks related to various aspects of Graphic Designing
WorkWise
WorkWise is a productivity app that helps users stay focused, manage their work, and improve efficiency.
SolMintNFT
A Solana blockchain based generative NFT marketplace.
Learn Smart Contracts
An archive of smart contracts written primarily in Solidity.
Forum-Backend
A discussion forum designed for the students of IIITA to ask questions, share their experiences
Forum-Frontend-Web
The frontend repository for the Forum Web App for the students of IIITA to ask questions share their experiences
OC-discord-bot
A self-hosted discord bot based on python library, discord.py.
Cyber-War
Tasks are designed in the field of Cyber Security
Testimonials
OpenCode ended with
introducing me to new and
exciting stuff like loaders, cool libraries like
particle.js, making
game with the help of
javascript and many more things.
Read
the full blog
The sheer variety of tasks which this
event provides is
reason enough for any person to try it out. From
competitive coders to
budding data scientists, everyone can find something
to their liking.
Read
the full blog
OpenCode taught me that learning never
stops. Every day we learn something new and this
cycle continues forever.
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the full blog
It was an amazing experience. Learning
and discussing with
all might.
A journey beyond the ocean world of opensource,
where we like a small
drop were ready to submerge in those thousands of
line of code yet begin
our new ride all along with other drops.
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the full blog
People used to take any issue that
comes their way, be it
something they even haven’t heard
about. I guess, that’s the beauty of OpenCode, it
helps us let go of our
fear of tackling
problems without thinking about whether we can solve
them or not.
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the full blog
Opencode played a very important role in
my college life, it
helped me connect with my seniors, and for the first
time I got my code
eviewed by people better than me. It taught me
concepts that I still use
after 2 years! The best part of opencode: It is for
everyone, no matter
what you like
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the full blog
The beauty of OpenCode is that it’s equally challenging for both new developers and seasoned developers. Through OpenCode I got to work outside of my comfort zone and learn technologies I perhaps would never have touched. It was a crazy learning experience and a very good starting point for anyone trying to get into development or open source.
I am grateful to Opencode for kickstarting my journey in tech and all things Development. Over the course of the Hackathon, I went from knowing very little about different technical domains to having contributed in nearly every diverse repository in the event. Opencode is not only challenging for those familiar with dev, but also an immense learning opportunity for anyone with just the right amount of zeal and persistence.