You don't even need to contribute to the code: a lot of open source projects desperately need better documentation, or just better copy in their user interface. You can start by literally correcting typos and updating broken links, and your contributions still could be extremely valuable to the project.
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You don't even need to contribute to the code: a lot of open source projects desperately need better documentation, or just better copy in their user interface. You can start by literally correcting typos and updating broken links, and your contributions still could be extremely valuable to the project.
Absolutely, and it's a great way to win brownie points with the maintainers.