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Software Engineering Unlocked Podcast
https://www.se-unlocked.com
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Software Engineering Unlocked Podcast

To make the podcast Software Engineering Unlocked more accessible, the podcast needs transcripts. Right now, the transcripts are automatically created, and unfortunately contain quite a few mistakes.

To make the transcripts better, they have to be edited and improved by hand. If you want to help make the podcast more accessible, please feel free to pick up any transcript and work through it.

How to contribute

Transcripts can be improved either while you listen to the episodes, or even just be reading through the text and correcting issues that way. Please remove spelling, grammar and other mistakes that you see. You can find a short guideline on how to edit the transcripts here.

Before starting to work on an episode, please leave a comment on the issue indicating that you are going to work on the transcript, to avoid conflicts and duplication of work.

The transcripts are formatted with line breaks after ~80 chars max to allow for a better pull request experience. It does not affect the (markdown) appearance, i.e., the end result. Please try to keep it ~80 chars. Some +/- isn't a big deal, but please do not completely remove it.

Even for transcripts that do not have an active open issue there might be mistakes. If you find problems with one of the transcipts, please feel free to open an issue, or directly create a PR with the improvements.

Hacktoberfest

The issues count towards the #Hacktoberfest.

New to open source?

If you have never contributed to open source before, you can learn all about the process here: https://firsttimersonly.com It's a project that dedicated to showing you all the steps necessary, like forking the repository and opening the pull request. Once you completed it, contribution to this repository involves the complete same steps :-)