This looks great! I've stayed away from GitHub because I've felt its pretty intimidating and I'm nowhere near the level I need to be to tackle things from there. But I'm definitely going to take a look at your beginner level projects! Thank you. Its appreciated :D

Feel free to contribute on Express AutoDocs, which is a javascript based GitHub Action.
For more details check out the repo

If you are looking for things to work on, check out the active issues or add your own features 😁

# This is a basic workflow to help you get started with Express AutoDocs Action
name: Express AutoDocs.
# This specifies when the action should occur
on
  push
    branches: [master]

jobs:
  generate_docs_job:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    name: Generating Docs
    steps:
      # this step checks out the master branch of your repo using checkout action.
      - name: Checks out the repository
        id: checksout-repository
        uses: actions/checkout@v2
        with:
          repository: ""
      # this step generates the docs
      - name: Generating Docs.
        id: reading-file
        uses: Pika1998/express-autodocs@v0.0.1
      # Use the output from the `hello` step
      - name: Get the output time
        run

Here is one Project where Anybody can contribute (for Hacktoberfest) to Open Issues for Devlopr-Jekyll - A Jekyll Theme Built for Developers github.com/sujaykundu777/devlopr-j... :)

Hello Everyone!
Since Hacktoberfest is around the corner, we came up with a very beginner-friendly project for you all to make open-source contributions. Hacktoberfest is a month-long celebration of open source software and is open to everyone in our global community.

What's more? You will earn T-shirts and swags too 🥳🎉

Since most of us are beginners in the field of Python and Machine Learning, why not contribute to a project that is useful to others and meaningful to all.
So our project is all about having various Algorithms in Python as well as Machine Learning Algorithms together under one roof. Have a look at it:
github.com/geekquad/AlgoBook

For any issues or queries, please join our Slack Channel:
rb.gy/rzhhod

Hey, great article.

You can add my Open source project to the list. 😁

github.com/bhatvikrant/world-count...

You can help to build an evolutionary, accumulate-only database system for modern hardware called SirixDB.

The core repository (Java and Kotlin):

"We want to research the indexing of data in a huge persistent data-structure, mapped to persistent storage. SirixDB stores data and indexes of database resources in a huge persistent tree of tries. It allows us to retrieve any past revision and the current revision, whereas the revisions itself are indexed. The system supports time travel queries, reconstruction of any past state, and to revert to any past state. It only ever aggregates data over time and never overwrites data."

The query processor:

"With our research, we want to develop an extensible, retargetable compilation, and runtime framework for driving scripting-like query languages for structured and semi-structured data. Ideally, we envision to prepare the ground for a tool for query languages similar to what the LLVM compiler framework is for general programming languages: an ecosystem in which proven optimization techniques and algorithms are readily available for implementing custom query processing systems."

The frontend:

"We want to explore how to visualize time-travel queries best and how best to depict the differences between two revisions or any subtrees."

Hello, I just launched an open-source project designed to be beginner friendly!

Have a look if you speak Kotlin!