Want to level up as a developer?
You’re in the right place!
Hard truth: Videos don't teach you how to code.
At best, you'll learn to retype someone else's code — really really fast. At worst, you'll spend months pointlessly looking at the screen, wasting precious time.
So what should you do?
The best way to learn is by doing — and we offer just that! We create open source projects that everyone is welcome to contribute to. This way, you'll be able to learn the skills you need to become a developer.
Start Contributing!
Eager to get to work?
Instead of procrastinating and mulling over the different series of video tutorials for days, weeks, months on end — get started now! Here's where you can find us:
Our Projects
Just so you know we're not all talk, here are a couple of projects we're working on now.
Why Open Source?
When we started working as developers, the world felt like a lonely, cruel place at times. The lack of communication and collaboration was damaging the flow of great ideas, and hindering their growth. We quickly took note of the fact that open-source projects, in addition to being more time-efficient and cost-affective are an amazing opportunity to grow for all. No matter what your skill level is, or which languages your well-versed in, there is always space for you to contribute and make the project better — while honing your skills and growing as a developer. The end result: The world receives an amazing product, one that helps solve actual issues, and you get invaluable experience, as well as a supportive collaborative community.
Solving problems together!
The Evil Bees community is driven by the diligent effort of upstream contributors, bug fixers, designers, and document writers. Moreover, it’s made for projects, contributions, opportunities, difficulties, and individuals that want to have an effect on the community. If you would like to work on design, security, software architecture or marketing, come join us ! Lastly, while the projects you see here are born by hard work and dedication of our team, we do realize that it takes a village. So, patches are always welcome!