AMA about Open Source
15 Jun 2026
In this moment:
Ujjwal Kumar Singh
Inspired by the following challenge: Create a Moment: Ask MoTaverse Anything.
I believe open source offers some of the best learning opportunities for testers. Whether it's understanding real-world software, collaborating with communities, or contributing in meaningful ways, there's always something new to learn.
I believe open source offers some of the best learning opportunities for testers. Whether it's understanding real-world software, collaborating with communities, or contributing in meaningful ways, there's always something new to learn.
Looking forward to your questions and experiences.
Ujjwal Kumar Singh
SDET @ Skeps
He/Him
Hi, Iām Ujjwal, a software tester and quality advocate. Exploring how quality works beyond tools and into systems, decisions, and trade-offs.
Substack: https://substack.com/@beinghumantester
Simon Tomes
What are some good open source communities to get involved in? How do they support contributors?
Ujjwal Kumar Singh
There are many open source communities where testers can contribute, including Selenium, Playwright, Appium, and Linux.
Most support contributors through documentation, issue trackers, discussions, and code reviews.
Linux has one of the largest communities, but its complexity can be overwhelming for beginners. Projects like Selenium, Playwright, and Appium are often easier starting points.
With maintainers handling a growing number of pull requests, contributors are increasingly expected to learn through documentation and contribution guides.
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