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This is a useful discovery directory with a broad range of opportunities, but its quiet recent development and the changing nature of program details make it best treated as a starting point, not an authoritative schedule.
Good fit if
- You want one place to discover open-source programs, coding events, and related learning options.
- You are willing to follow the links and verify current dates, eligibility, and rewards with program organizers.
- You want options spanning student programs, open-to-all opportunities, and different technical areas.
Look elsewhere if
- You need a verified, up-to-date application calendar or confirmation that a specific program is currently accepting applications.
- You are looking exclusively for open-source internships, since the list also includes bootcamps and competitions.
- You need a repository with a clearly specified license for reuse; no license is identified in the supplied repository information.
All health signals
| Last commit | 2026-04-20 (6 months ago) |
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| Commits, last 90 days | 0 |
| Releases, last 12 months | 1 (latest v1.0.12, 2026-03-03) |
| Contributors | 47 (top contributor: 43% of commits) |
| Issues closed, last 90 days | 0 |
| Pull requests merged, last 90 days | 0 |
| Project age | 6 years |
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Overview
List-Of-Open-Source-Internships-Programs is a curated directory for people looking for open-source internships and other coding opportunities. It groups programs by type and provides links plus practical details such as stipends, timelines, eligibility, application processes, and technical focus. The README also prominently features 30 Days Coding, a learning platform, and includes bootcamps and programming competitions alongside open-source programs.
The repository is a reference list rather than an application platform or a software tool. It can help students and developers find options to investigate, but the README advises checking official program sites because dates and requirements can change.
Key Features
- Lists major mentorship and internship programs, including GSoC, Outreachy, and LFX Mentorship.
- Includes seasonal contribution events and programming competitions.
- Covers university-specific, company-specific, and foundation-run opportunities.
- Provides program links and, where listed, information on stipends or rewards, timing, eligibility, and focus.
- Includes coding bootcamps and intensive learning programs as adjacent options.
- Offers a broad starting point for comparing opportunities across different schedules and audiences.
Use Cases
- A student can scan for programs with student eligibility and seasonal application windows.
- A developer new to open source can find contribution events and mentorship programs to investigate.
- Someone comparing paid opportunities can use the stipend and rewards details as an initial filter, then confirm terms with the program.
- A learner considering structured training can compare the listed bootcamps with internship and mentorship options.
What you need
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Getting Started
Browse the repository README and follow the links for programs that match your situation. Check each official program site for current details.
License in Plain Words
No standard license was detected. Without a license, the default copyright rules apply: you may read the code, but not reuse it. Check the repository or ask the authors.
Considerations
- The project is marked Quiet, with no commits in the last 90 days. It has had a release within the last year, and contributions come from multiple people rather than being concentrated in one contributor.
- No issues were closed and no pull requests were merged in the last 90 days, so do not rely on repository activity for timely corrections.
- Program schedules, eligibility, and rewards can change. The README itself recommends checking official sites.
- The README mixes internships and open-source mentorship with contests and commercial bootcamps, so users should check that an entry matches their goals.
- The supplied repository information does not specify a license, which leaves reuse terms unclear.
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