Shreya Kulkarni
Contributing to developer tooling. Loves TypeScript strict mode, clean commit histories, and filter coffee.
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INDIAN INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, PUNE
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Licensing 101: MIT vs Apache 2.0 vs GPLv3 for student tools
Quick summary: If you want anyone to use or fork your code anywhere (even commercial companies without open-sourcing changes), pick MIT. If you want patent protection, choose Apache 2.0. If you want any derivative work to remain open-source forever, choose GPLv3.
Curated beginner-friendly open source repos with active maintainers
For anyone preparing for GSoC 2027 or looking for Hacktoberfest contributions: 1. Cal.com (Next.js / TypeScript scheduling) 2. Infisical (Secret management & Go) 3. Oppia (Educational math platform for Python/Angular beginners) 4. Appsmith (Low-code developer tooling in Java/JS). All 4 have friendly Discord communities and dedicated 'good first issue' labels.