Rose Judge
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Participating in open source can be overwhelming, tricky, even scary. But @rosejudge5 has a way to unlock any open source anxiety and dive in:
I created my first GitHub account in college, then didn’t touch it for three years. While I constantly heard about open source and the benefits of getting involved in the ecosystem, I had a real fear of starting because I thought open source was only for experienced developers, not newbies like me. After I graduated from University of Portland, I worked as an embedded Linuxintegration software engineer at IBM for five years. While the role didn’t explicitly contribute features or bug fixes to open source communities, we interacted with lots of open source code. As a result, I got a small…
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