BioDrop VS devprotocol.xyz

I've started My Open Source Journey by Contributing to one of their Open Source project LinkFree (Currently Known as BioDrop) and the Community members Helped me in that process!

The link to the “Biodrop Account” project

A few months later, Biodrop, another open-source project, followed the same implementation that we used in our project to enable the embedding of their cards on other websites.

As this kind of large repository includes both frontend and backend, understanding the codebase and setting it up locally was quite hard, and for some, I did not had the necessary infrastructure or software in the system by the time. But gitpod.io was really helpful here in setting up the few projects that are integrated with it. Gitpod is a cloud-based development platform. It provided a seamless and ready-to-code environment, ease the complexities of local setup. In this process, I made contributions to the Biodrop and freecodecamp.

I have also contributed to other open source projects, including EddieHub, Forem, and my own.

I follow a lot of projects from different backgrounds, like Kubernetes, Docker, Preevy my Livecycle etc. But I want to give a special mention to BioDrop from the EddieHub Community. It's an awesome project that helps you connect to your audience with a single link. I'm also a maintainer and focus more on the DevOps side of things.

LinkFree connects to your audience with a single link. It allows you to showcase the content you create and your projects in one place, making it easier for people to find, follow and subscribe.

- https://github.com/EddieHubCommunity/LinkFree: Connecting with your audience with a single link, showcasing your content and projects.

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They seem to develop some stuff like a linktree alternative and a first issue finder.

No doubt Dev Protocol, super small market cap, legit team.

Dev Protocol has a crazy low market cap and a solid team, which you can follow along with on their Discord

Without hesitation DEV. Has a great team with massive upside potential. Insanely undervalued atm.

I have decided to start with something simple. "good first issue". I have found such an issue - it was simply putting images where they belong. At first, however, I thought I had to remove backgrounds myself, which I definitely can and know how to do. I was happy to actually do something useful. However, it was a more brain dead task than I thought. I just had to wait till someone adds images to the issue and put those in a folder. Not really fun, nor skilled task. I have gotten very confused in that issue just because of communication. As you might see, there were many messages in that thread. They have also apparently messed up the images they sent, so they had to fix them again o_O. Idk, it was a weird experience for a first issue, which wasn't even a challenging one.

This was my first time building a complete project as a contribution. I proudly contributed to Web3Community/devprotocol.xyz.