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Getting to know the world's great developers is a great pleasure in itself.
I'm a beginner who can't program, but I think it's important to know how people around the world think about programming and advanced information technology.
I think that great software and many projects can now be found on Github.
I consider it an accomplishment in itself to have the idea and philosophy of open source software known, educated, popularized and spread to the general population (by my standards and level).
I still haven't mastered Github and can only manage “stars” and follow developers, but I'm sure I'll learn more about the various features as time goes on, so I plan to learn more, practice and use and donate what I can.
I am Japanese and do not speak English or other languages of the world. However, it is possible to share my thoughts using translation software. This has been translated to DeepL. I translate in German because I am practicing German, and then I translate into English.
The reason for this is that translating directly from Japanese to English often leads to mistranslations.