Maintainers Wanted

This is a collection of projects open to new lead maintainers. The projects may be abandoned, or the maintainer(s) are just looking to move on.

Table of Contents

1. Project List
2. Submitting
3. Badge

Project List

Backup

Easy full stack backup operations on UNIX-like systems. [Ruby]

Betty

Friendly English-like interface for your command line. Written in Ruby. [Ruby]

CombinePDF

PDF merging, stamping, numbering and simple editing. Pure Ruby (no dependencies). [Ruby]

forem

Rails 3 and Rails 4 forum engine. [Ruby] [Rails]

gitflow

Git extensions to provide high-level repository operations for Vincent Driessen's branching model. [Shell]

gitx

GitX is a git GUI made for Mac OS X. [Objective C]

grunt-phantomas

Grunt plugin to visualize performance metrics evaluated by Phantomas. [JS]

Hermes

Compact OS X Pandora client that doesn't use Flash. [Objective C]

jQuery Modal

The simplest possible modal for jQuery. [JS]

jQuery Tablesort

A tiny & dead-simple jQuery plugin for sortable tables [JS]

metro-bootstrap

Simple Bootstrap with Metro style. [CSS]

ng-polymer-elements

Extendible AngularJS two-way binding support for Polymer elements and web components

polipo

Caching HTTP proxy. [C]

python-mode

Vim plugin to add IDE-like functionality for Python. [Python]

Role Requirement

Ruby on Rails gem for simple role based security for restful_authentication. [Ruby] [Rails]

securesocial

A module that provides OAuth, OAuth2 and OpenID authentication for Play Framework applications. [Scala] [Play]

Slack plugin for Jenkins

Provides Jenkins notification integration with Slack or Slack compatible applications like RocketChat and Mattermost. [Java]

TermFeed

A simple terminal feed reader. [Python]

Ubic

A service manager (supervisor) with pluggable backends and easy-to-use defaults. [Perl]

WebcamStudio For GNU/Linux

A multifeatured virtual webcam software to broadcast over the Internet. [Java]

Submitting

Please make a pull request with the project added to this readme.

The requirements for accepting are simple:

1. The PR follows the formatting in use already. Please keep the list alphabetized.

2. The project must have at least 100 stars (if on Github). If it's not on Github, I'll use my best judgment as to whether it's worth including.

3. There must be a way to validate the project is open to new maintainers. That could be an open issue, a notice, it looks like it's been abandoned, or you are the lead yourself.

4. Please only post if the project is looking for a new lead maintainer, suggesting the current maintainer would like to deprioritize or move on. (Most projects are open to new contributors at all times.)

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