Most developers learn to write code. But very few learn how to contribute to a real open source project. They finish courses, build a few projects, and then get stuck wondering: “What do I do next?” That’s what we’re building Pull to solve. Discover projects. Find contribution opportunities. Review code. Open PRs. Build proof of your work. No more learning without a path forward. Learn → Build → Contribute → Prove Become an Open Source Builder. 🔗 pullos.dev

Open source needs more than people opening PRs. We got this feedback recently: “Looking across the open source ecosystem, a lot of them needs more reviews now rather than just PRs. Perhaps you could have a dashboard for reviews.” We thought about it, and they had a point. Open source needs people writing code. But it also needs people willing to look at that code, ask questions, catch things, and help move good work forward. So we built Reviews on Pull. Now builders can: - Discover PRs that need reviewers - Submit their own PRs and ask other builders on Pull to review them - Give and receive feedback from other open source builders Because contributing to open source isn't always about opening a PR. Sometimes you're reviewing one, sometimes you're asking someone to review yours, and both are real contributions. Reviews is now live on Pull. Check it out → pullos.dev/pr-reviews

What should we add to Pull? 👀 Know an open source project developers should discover? Drop the repo below or mention them in the comments. We’ll check them out and add the best ones to Pull. 🔗 pullos.dev

We got some feedback that Pull needed to do more than just help developers find open source projects. We needed to help them actually get started. So we built First Contribution. It walks developers through the process and comes with a practice repo where they can actually go through the steps, open a PR, and get familiar with the workflow before contributing to a real project. It’s now live on Pull. Give it a try and let us know what you think. pullos.dev/first-contributio…

We’re excited to announce Trezor Academy as a Founding Sponsor of Pull. 🟢 Pull exists to help developers move from learning into real open source contribution. With Trezor Academy’s support, we can keep building that path. Learn. Build. Contribute. Prove. Thank you, @TrezorAcademy, for believing in Pull. We’re just getting started. ⚡ pullos.dev

SYS.MONTH // 09 A new month to learn. A new month to build. A new month to contribute. A new month to prove what you can do. Your next commit could be the one that changes your journey. Happy New Month from Pull. ./keep-building pullos.dev/

It’s Monday. What are you building this week? Remember, it doesn’t have to be big. It doesn’t have to be perfect. Just build something. pullos.dev

Got some time this weekend? Go find a Bitcoin open source project on Pull Don’t worry about making a huge contribution. Read the code. Open an issue. Fix a typo. Improve the docs. Start somewhere. pullos.dev

Open source doesn’t need you to be an expert. It needs you to start. Find an issue. Read the code. Ask questions. Make the contribution. Your first PR is just the beginning.

Second open source contribution to Pull. Huge thanks to @Odinga_Val for helping keep the codebase clean and up to date. Reminder: Your first contribution doesn’t always have to be code. Docs, fixes, clarity. It all moves the mission forward.

Pull just received its first open source contribution. 🟢 @Kimutai_v found the repo, saw something he could improve, and shipped it. That’s exactly what Pull is about. Learn. Build. Contribute. Prove. One contribution down. Many more to go.

It’s a new week. Stop waiting until you feel ready. Find a project, pick an issue, and make your first contribution. Learn. Build. Contribute. Prove. pullos.dev

What’s stopping you from contributing to open source? • Finding projects? • Understanding the codebase? • Fear of rejection? • Not knowing where to start? • Something else? Curious to hear your honest answer.

Honored to see Pull featured in the latest @HRF newsletter. Pull exists to help developers move from learning to contributing through open source. Learn. Build. Contribute. Prove. pullos.dev

Unpopular opinion: Your 10th course will probably teach you less than your first merged pull request. Learn. Build. Contribute. Prove. pullos.dev

Your next opportunity won’t come from another certificate. It will come from something you’ve built. Learn. Build. Contribute. Prove. Become an Open Source Builder. pullos.dev

Every merged PR starts with someone deciding to try. This week, learn something new. Build something useful. Contribute to open source. Prove what you’re capable of. pullos.dev

Hello, August. A new month to learn, build, contribute, and prove. 🚀

From learning to contributing…

A quick look inside Pull 👇