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Sounds great, is there anything like this for php?

• hueving 12y ago
  I don't think php has reached the point where a lot of libraries have reached stagnation. In general though it would be cool to just automate this in some fashion. Occasionally email participants a link to projects that haven't had commits in many months but have open bugs or feature requests.
  • oalders 12y ago
    It's not necessarily _just_ about dealing with stagnation. It's also about finding a way for people to start contributing to open source. If you've never released anything, just patching someone else's work is a great way to start. This automates the selection process so you don't necessarily have to look around for something that needs help.
• hk__2 12y ago
  You might want to check http://24pullrequests.com/ http://24pullrequests.com/ but it’s not only for PHP.
• debacle 12y ago
  Compared to CPAN, PHP is fairly monolithic. Many of the OSS projects that we hear about are sponsored and/or open/closed or the Automattic business model. Many CPAN modules are blobs of arcanery and some work completely well but are relatively abandoned.