Language-based filters can be done on the server more efficiently.

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1. Hit the URL:https://opensource.microsoft.com/
2. Check whether the title "Microsoft Open Source" is programmatically defined twice or not.

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Not sure if it belongs here, but while browsing the WinUI website, I got a banner for Microsoft Edge even though I was browsing it with Edge Canary - it seems the user agent recognition does not take this version of the browser into account.

There seem to be a few issues with our rather basic JS experience of pulling the query and showing results. An initial pre-load UI might be helpful, and I've seen a race condition where it shows the most popular repos but never the search contents.

Originally posted by @yeuvhen in Alamofire/Foundation#10

As pointed out by @riverar, the soft launch experience needs to catch-up to the goals we had originally on having a more interactive experience.

https://opensource.microsoft.com/codeofconduct/ seems to have disappeared, causing failures in PowerShell's static analysis CI steps.

I notice that links on https://opensource.microsoft.com point to the same URL and also 404.

Is there an alternate URL we should point to?

docker build . yields the following error:

Error response from daemon: Dockerfile parse error line 10: unknown instruction: ./NODE_MODULES/GULP/BIN/GULP.JS

It appears to be an error on this line

I tried the simple fix of prefixing this line with the RUN directive, which did not work, so I am unsure what the intent of the existing line is.

Current docker version: 19.03.8
OS: Ubuntu 20.04.1

Go is the language of choice for much of the industry's infrastructure code, and Microsoft is no exception. There should be a 'Go' filter on the https://opensource.microsoft.com/projects/explore/ page.

Having said that, Rust is also an up and coming language for many of our projects.

Skipping these two omits key parts of our ecosystem from the filter

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High Contrast White Mode

Point people at aka.ms/opensource that can auth and may be looking for content?

The search box on the site currently only targets the repo search. This should be improved to also hit the site index through something like lunrjs

I really like the Windows Photo Viewer program.

However, I already use Linux. And the Linux operating system has its own programs for viewing images. And some of them are very good!
But most of the programs to view images in Linux is not very user-friendly interface :-(
I believe that the Windows Photo Viewer program can be considered a sample of the classic interface!
I believe that this is exactly what a program for viewing images should look like!
I tried but never found the source code of this program on the site opensource.microsoft.com

Question: please tell me if Microsoft is planning to open the source code of the Windows Photo Viewer program in the near future?

My question may seem strange, so I'll explain a bit. Gradually, Microsoft opens the source code of its applications, for example, a Calculator... Why should Microsoft do this? Everything is simple, there have been free and open calculators for a long time. Thus, Microsoft did not lose anything by opening its source code.
Also, there have been good image viewing programs in Linux for a long time. Thus, it seems to me that Microsoft will not lose anything by opening the source code of the Windows Photo Viewer program. Moreover, if you open the source code of the Windows Photo Viewer program and make versions for Linux users, then the community will definitely find errors in the code and offer something new to improve the program. And hackers are not asleep. They are constantly publishing something from the source code.

This site defines a social media image path that does not exist. A preview image is needed.

To reproduce the 404:

1. Go to https://opensource.microsoft.com/ecosystem/
2. Click Microsoft Contributor License Agreement in the blue section near the bottom of the page
3. You will land here: https://cla.opensource.microsoft.com/
4. Click Microsoft Contributor License Agreement (CLA)
5. redirect to here: https://opensource.microsoft.com/pdf/microsoft-contribution-license-agreement.pdf
6. returns 404

Sort by fields:

• Awesomeness (need a better name for this... "Default" sounds boring)
• Activity
• Name

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1. Hit the URL:https://opensource.microsoft.com/
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• pull in labels from the issue (or at least what the label action was for being a GFI)
• validate all issues are still open and still have the label before rendering

Similar to the 'get involved' page, to comply with the success criteria 2.2.2, offering a pause
experience for the hero images and animated graphics.

https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/Understanding/pause-stop-hide.html

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1. Change the display resolution to 1280*1024 and zoom the page to 400%.
2. Hit the URL:https://opensource.microsoft.com/
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It would be great if you could add feature to filter based on categories like AI, ML, Data, IOT, Cloud, programming language etc. As a minimum, pagination to browse through all open source projects instead of searching in searchbox.

On the site opensource.microsoft.com published open source projects from Microsoft.
Why don't you officially invite the ReactOS project to use them?
I think it will benefit both ReactOS and you. After all, if some original programs from Microsoft are added to ReactOS, then over time the user community will be able to find errors in them and offer new useful innovations to improve the operating system.

After all, every year more and more leaks of Microsoft Windows source code appear on the network.

PS: I should note that in my opinion, adding programs to ReactOS should not be a simple copy (Ctrl+C). After all, Microsoft programs have telemetry! I would have deleted it. It was deleted, not disabled by default. If it is disabled by default, it means that it can be enabled :-(
And telemetry (SEND_TELEMETRY) is present even in the calculator!

Perhaps in the footer or where it makes sense, linking to OpenAtMicrosoft

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Is the backend that generates the activity feed(s) (e.g. /api/stream) for the Get Involved part of site open source? I tried to look for it, apologies if I missed it.

The azure/docker-login action is broken with the changes rolled out by GitHub Actions in November.

Can we add Outreachy to the Ecosystem page?

The Outreachy logo is here: https://www.outreachy.org/promote/

Thanks!

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Currently, if you click an issue from https://opensource.microsoft.com/ecosystem/, it goes to something like this:

https://github.com/org/repo/issue/276

there's a small typo there - it should be like this, with an s on issues:

https://github.com/org/repo/issues/276

Additionally, some entries like this one:

Go to a url with undefined in them:

https://github.com/undefined/stevenbrix/xamlx-winui/pull/2

Removing that undefined goes to the correct link.

The only thing I've noticed there is that these ones have an additional leading / where others that work do not.

This can wait until after soft-launch, but we also push the rendered Jekyll site to opensource.azureedge.net, and should pull all JS, CSS, etc. from there if possible.

The "help wanted" tag, which is much more common on newer projects now that GitHub
highlights the subset of issues asking for help, is also not great for first-time contributors
compared to "good first issue".

I need to experiment with separating out the set of activities to jump on as a result, perhaps
both in the same REST response.

Ideally we should be able to build an authorized pull request's content and store it as an artifact through GitHub Actions.

On this page: https://opensource.microsoft.com/projects/explore/

I do not see any page controls or the ability to have infinite scrolling. Also, the filter by language doesn't seem to work for me.

Using Edge 84 (Stable channel) on macOS.