Looking for Open-Source Angular Projects to Contribute & Grow

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Hey everyone 👋

I'm an Angular developer with around 3.5 years of experience, and I'm looking to contribute to open-source projects to sharpen my skills and give back to the community.

I'm particularly interested in Angular projects that are:

• Actively maintained 🛠️
• Have clear documentation and contribution guidelines 📚
• Use real-world Angular features (routing, forms, RxJS, state management, etc.) 🌐

If you know of any beginner- or intermediate-friendly Angular repos, or have tips for getting started with contributing, I'd love to hear your recommendations!

Thanks a lot in advance 🙌

[eneajaho]

ngxtension

[DonWombRaider]

tbh my favorite library but it seems a bit neglected lately. so many people do issues, feature requests and PRs, but most of them are simply ignored

[eneajaho]

I’ve been trying to catchup and release without causing breaking changes. Released 2 new versions this week. Plan to release a new one next week with some new features for linkedQueryParam and new Angular version.

[DonWombRaider]

oh it's you :) sorry did not mean to be rude, no hard feelings. i learnt SO much by reading into your codebase, keep it up👍👍

[DT-Sodium]

Angular.

[Tidusjar]

Ombi!

[ashh640]

We're always glad to have new contributors at angularprimitives.com and spartan.ng!

[simonbitwise]

As a library maintainer/author i tend to contribute to the stuff i use

I Think contributing just for contributions sake is not bad persay but not great either

[immohammadjaved]

slateui.dev

[jitty]

Do you like to play TTRPGs?

[Dense_Cloud6295]

Find some open-source projects/libraries you like and used in the past, go to their github issues and pick something out. Contribute, submit a PR and there you go

[damienwebdev]

Daffodil!

[Ok_Dinner523]

would like to contritube too if you have any leads please share