Poppins is a manifesto that states the importance of having open source projects focused on beginners and first contributors and how to do so. A project is considerate a "Poppins project" if it is mainly managed to help beginners to level up their skills and increase their experience with OSS in a mentorship community atmosphere. Poppins projects have a slower development pace and are not focused on making the best software out there, instead it aims to help beginners make their first contributions following a mentor-based learning approach, covering the main aspects of how to build a good OSS in a healthy community.

Projects created with this purpose may use the Poppins badge to identify them as a good place for beginners to make their first contributions and learn how the OSS development works for real.

To build a Poppins project, follow the Manifesto Principles and Guidelines and have fun. =)

To find Poppins projects to start contributing to, check the awesome list below and have fun too! =D.

Here's a list of curated Poppins projects:

• First Contributions Repository: Help beginners to contribute to open source projects
• Contribute to this Project: This is for absolute beginners. If you know how to write and edit an anchor tag then you should be able to do it.
• Contribute to open source: Learn the GitHub workflow by contributing code in a fun simulation project