Select a Project
You’ve done a lot of work by this point, so the next step may not take you very long. It’s time to select a project where you can start contributing. You could do this the old fashioned way by throwing a dart at a dartboard covered in potential projects, or you could do it the smart way by comparing the list of projects you’ve built with your list of requirements. It’s possible that there won’t be a single project that meets all of the requirements on your list. That’s OK. As long as it meets some of them, you’ll still be moving toward your personal goals.
While matching your requirements is a very important feature for any potential project, it’s not the only one you should take into consideration. There’s also the matter of ...
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