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OPEN-SOURCE#1
A collaborative software development model where source code is freely available for modification and distribution.
CRYPTOCURRENCY#2
A digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security and operates on blockchain technology.
GITHUB#3
A web-based platform for version control and collaboration, allowing multiple developers to work on projects simultaneously.
COLLABORATION#4
Working together with others to achieve a common goal, crucial in open-source projects for effective contributions.
BLOCKCHAIN#5
A decentralized digital ledger that records transactions across multiple computers, ensuring security and transparency.
PULL REQUEST#6
A method for submitting contributions to a project, allowing maintainers to review changes before merging them.
FORKING#7
Creating a personal copy of a repository to modify and experiment with, while preserving the original codebase.
SMART CONTRACT#8
Self-executing contracts with terms directly written into code, enabling automated transactions on the blockchain.
VERSION CONTROL#9
A system that records changes to files over time, allowing for tracking and reverting to previous versions.
DOCUMENTATION#10
Written content that explains how to use or contribute to a project, essential for user engagement and clarity.
API REFERENCE#11
A set of documentation that describes the functions and methods available in an application programming interface.
COMMUNITY GUIDELINES#12
Rules and standards established by a project to promote positive interaction and collaboration among contributors.
LEGAL COMPLIANCE#13
Adhering to laws and regulations relevant to open-source contributions, including licensing and copyright issues.
ETHICS IN OPEN SOURCE#14
Principles guiding fair and responsible behavior in open-source contributions, ensuring respect and integrity.
CONTRIBUTION GUIDELINES#15
Specific instructions provided by a project on how to contribute code or documentation effectively.
TRANSPARENCY#16
Openness in the development process, allowing contributors to understand project decisions and directions.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT#17
Active participation in discussions and activities within a project, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing.
COMPLIANCE BEST PRACTICES#18
Recommended practices to ensure legal and ethical adherence in open-source contributions.
MARKDOWN#19
A lightweight markup language used for formatting text, commonly utilized in documentation on platforms like GitHub.
PORTFOLIO#20
A collection of work samples and contributions showcasing a developer's skills and experiences in open-source.
PEER FEEDBACK#21
Constructive criticism and suggestions provided by fellow developers to improve contributions and collaboration.
ASSESSMENT METHODS#22
Techniques used to evaluate student engagement, contribution quality, and overall learning outcomes in the course.
NETWORKING#23
Building professional relationships within the blockchain community to enhance collaboration and opportunities.
TECHNICAL PROWESS#24
Expertise and skill in programming and development practices, essential for effective contributions.
CONTRIBUTION STRATEGY#25
A plan outlining how a developer intends to engage with and contribute to open-source projects.