Lucian Ghinda

👋 #Ruby community!

Looking for recommendations on open source repositories with a top-notch contributor experience.

Which projects do you suggest checking out?

#opensource #contributorswelcome #devcommunity

Mar 23, 2023 at 6:27pmWeb
Show threadRyan BiggMar 23, 2023

@lucian Selfishly: https://github.com/radar/mtg

Mainly because:

1. There's an established set of code to reference.
2. The cards are "self-documenting"
3. Usually you can implement a card in 10 ish lines, so it feels a bit like a code kata.
4. You might learn something when implementing a trickier card

GitHub - radar/mtg: Magic: The Gathering, but in Ruby

Magic: The Gathering, but in Ruby. Contribute to radar/mtg development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Show threadKarl Oscar WeberMar 23, 2023
@Ryanbigg are you going to Rails Conf? Should I bring my Rat Deck?
Show threadRyan BiggMar 24, 2023
@Kowfm Not coming along to RailsConf (haven't attended in a few years!). But I'm always at the Ruby Conf in AU, just as long as a pandemic isn't happening.
Show threadKarl Oscar WeberMar 24, 2023
@Ryanbigg I’ll see you then!
Show threadRyan BiggMar 24, 2023
@Kowfm I'll bring my Elves ;)
Show threadLucian GhindaMar 24, 2023
@Ryanbigg oh this is very good example. Thank you very much