Are there any open source Elixir projects that I could help with as a beginner?

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  1. tournamap

    Website to visualize Smash Ultimate tournaments near you

    The tiny (we're talking less than a hundred lines) bit of backend logic for my smash tournament locator project is open source if you're looking for something really small to start with: https://github.com/perrycate/tournamap

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  3. wasmCloud

    wasmCloud is an open source Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) project that enables teams to build, manage, and scale polyglot apps across any cloud, K8s, or edge.

    The wasmCloud project (https://wasmcloud.dev) has a number of areas where people can contribute. As someone else said, you can filter on "good first issue" to get an idea for what needs doing.

  4. notifiex

    A dead simple Elixir library for sending notifications to various messaging services. (supports file uploads, multiple notification dispatching, and much more! ✨) (by notifiex)

    I don't want to advertise my project here again, but I feel that it would be great if someone could develop plugins for Notifiex (https://github.com/notifiex/notifiex), or could fix beginner-friendly issues!

  5. pathex

    Fastest tool to access data in Elixir

    One concrete idea in this vein is to create livebook docs for libraries that don't have them. One neat new library that I think could really benefit from this is https://github.com/hissssst/pathex

  6. ice_cream

    I don’t know of a tutorial but this library has a nice LiveBook doc: https://github.com/joseph-lozano/ice_cream

  7. InfluxDB

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