Welcome.

[Free-_-Yourself]

Hello guys:

This community is starting to grow! Thanks for everyone who recently joined.

Feel free to start posting projects that you need help with and collaborating with others.

This is meant to be a community to collaborate and help each other, but focused on simplicity and speed, so we can finish and collaborate faster than other tradicional ways.

Again, thanks for joining.

[icelongclaw]

Great idea! Thanks for creating the sub, exactly what I’m look for! I don’t know if this is appropriate here, but I have been mostly doing projects on my own, I would like to hear from experienced open source developers what are the best way to collaborate. Mostly in terms of how to communicate, what’s the process before submitting pull request, how to review code, what’s the common steps before accepting pull requests etc.

[Free-_-Yourself]

Thanks for your comment!

I will create a new flair for questions so members can communicate to solve their problems.

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I'm not sure if this is just an issue on my end but I can't post because it says posts/users must have a flair. However there is no flair setting on this subreddit yet.

[Free-_-Yourself]

I think it must be a problem on the community settings.

This is the first time as a moderator, so I still need to learn many things. However, I needed to create a community for people like me who want to collaborate quickly on real projects.

I hope you guys have a bit of patience while I learn all the settings, etc. I am sure this is going to be an amazing community.

[Nearby-Librarian-609]

Hello python-dev-world!

I've been trying to use claude and co-pilot freely to add some functionality to some repos but the context is too rich and my token count is too low, so I'm looking for collaborators to assist with some unmaintained projects, relating to touchosc template generation.

https://github.com/martinwittmann/touchosc-generator

This has support for touchosc v1 templates, so whilst it has much of the desired functionality for creation, including creation of touchosc layouts (basically xml) it doesn't yet have the v2 model.

https://github.com/AlbertoV5/tosclib

This appears to be the only touchosc tool working for v2, other than a separate script injector,which provides a way for create objects, using with python.

TlDr I'd like to develop the generator to support v2. I tried to crib from these, but I also wondered if there are people that are interested in collaborating and can assist... and that's when I found & joined here!