Hello everyone,
I’m Raunak, a B.Tech student interested in open-source development. My primary background is in Java and Spring, and I’m currently exploring the OpenELIS with the goal of contributing meaningfully.
I’ve checked the suggested project ideas and am particularly interested in working on the Generic Robust Reporting Framework. What should I do next to get started and contribute effectively.
Thank you!
@Agaba_Derrick_Junior While installing ubuntu in my laptop , what should I prefer
Dual boot or Windows subsystem for Linux(as an app inside windows).
my specs are: ryzen 5 , 16 gb ram , 512 gb ssd
Hi everyone!
My name is Sairam Bisoyi, and I’m an engineering student from IIT Guwahati,India looking to contribute to OpenELIS Global.
I’ve been exploring the codebase and found myself really interested in the backend engineering side. I noticed the backend integration test coverage is currently around 18%, which aligns perfectly with the “Improve Integration Tests coverage” project idea proposed for this year.
I checked the Active Issues page to start contributing, but it looks like most beginner issues are currently taken.
To get started immediately, I have analyzed the JaCoCo reports locally and I am currently looking at the org.openelisglobal.sample.service module, as I noticed it has almost 0% coverage. I plan to start writing some integration tests for the core services there to get familiar with the test infrastructure.
Excited to be here!
Hi, I’m Divyanshu jain, a Computer Science undergraduate with experience in full-stack development and AI-powered web applications. I’ve worked with technologies like React, Node.js, MongoDB, Python, and REST APIs, and I’m comfortable building secure, scalable systems.
I’m eager to contribute to open-source projects, learn from experienced mentors, and deliver reliable, well-documented code as part of GSoC 2026.
Hello,
My name is Hamza Alsherif, I am a computer scinece graduate from Cairo University.
I have experience developing and maintaining deployed applications using Springboot, React and PostgreSQL. I also worked with JasperSoft and generated a couple of reports while integrating it with SpringBoot. I am particularly interested in the Generic Robust Reporting Framework project. I have setup the development environment using docker following your developer guide and currently exploring the codebase.
I am writing to introduce myself as I am interested in joining your organisation in GSoC2026.
Best Regards,
Hi everyone,
I’m Ayan, currently pursuing my Master’s in Computer Application from IGNOU, India.
I’ve been working with the MERN stack recently — building projects, deploying them, and setting up CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions.
I’m excited to get started with OpenELIS and explore contributing to the project. Looking forward to learning and growing with the community!
Hello everyone,
My name is Somesh Kumar Singh, and I am a computer science student from Indian Institute of Infromation Technology Una with a strong interest in backend development and full-stack web applications. I primarily work with Java, Spring Boot, REST APIs, and I also have experience with React and TypeScript.
I am interested in contributing to OpenELIS Global as part of GSoC 2026, particularly the project on building a generic and robust reporting framework. I am excited about this project because it combines scalable backend design with an intuitive UI, and it directly contributes to improving healthcare systems through open-source software.
I am currently exploring the OpenELIS codebase and documentation, and I look forward to contributing through meaningful PRs, learning from the community, and collaborating with mentors.
Thank you, and I’m excited to be part of this community!
Hi, I’m Safiya Nasir, a B.Tech student in Computer Science & AI at IIIT Lucknow, India. I am an active open-source contributor at Meshery, Dart.
Looking forward to contribute in OPENELIS.
Hello,
I am Shaurya Gupta, a Software Engineer working at 4 Way Technologies in New Delhi, India. I love contributing or even building software that impacts the globe and improves livelihood using Javascript/Java and though more inclined to Java/JUnit testing.
Hope to make a positive contribution here.
Hey OpenELIS Community!
I’m Moksh Gupta, a MERN stack developer from India with a knack for building elegant and efficient web applications using TypeScript.
I’m passionate about leveraging technology for social good, and I’m excited to join the OpenELIS community where I can align my skills with your mission to make a real impact.
I’m particularly looking forward to contributing, collaborating, and learning from the talented people here.
Let’s build together.
Hello everyone,
I’m Ramkrushna Zende, a Java Full Stack Developer with strong experience in Java, Spring Boot, REST APIs, SQL/PostgreSQL, Microservices, and frontend technologies like React, JavaScript, and Tailwind CSS. I am Microsoft Azure certified and have hands-on experience building and deploying cloud-based applications.
I have worked on multiple academic and client-based projects, handling end-to-end development with a focus on clean architecture, scalability, and performance. Academically, I am among the top 3 students at my university, and I am currently working as a Java Developer Intern at Infosys.
I am very interested in contributing to OpenELIS and aim to be selected for GSoC 2026. I am passionate about open-source, eager to learn from the community, and committed to making meaningful contributions.
Looking forward to collaborating with you all!
Hello everyone,
I’m Diya Jain, a B.Tech Computer Science student with a strong interest in open-source development. I have hands-on experience with Java, backend development, and software testing, and I’m particularly interested in improving test coverage, unit tests, and integration tests.
I’ve been exploring the repository and noticed several test-case related issues (such as missing unit tests, integration tests, and test enhancements). I’d love to start by contributing to these areas and help improve code quality and reliability.
Could you please guide me on which test-related issues would be best to pick up first and any contribution guidelines I should follow?
Thank you!
Hey everyone,
My name is Sanskar Chaurasiya, and I am a final-year undergraduate student pursuing B.Tech from Kanpur University. I have been actively developing backend applications using Java and Spring Boot, along with working on REST APIs and related technologies.
I discovered this project under the GSoC 2024 organizations, and after researching OpenELIS, I strongly believe that my technical skills and enthusiasm align well with the project’s objectives. I have been involved in software development and contributing to an open-source organization like this truly excites me.
You can check out my GitHub profile here: https://github.com/Sanskarchaurasiya05
I look forward to contributing to the project and collaborating with the community.
@raunak I personally use Linux as my main Os, So your preference depends on what you are comfortable with, As OE can run on linux windows and Linux OS
Hi Every one, If you are new to openELIS Welcome to the community feel free to go through our Wiki and our issues to get started
Hey everyone,
Java backend engineer (4+ yrs). Capgemini → Morgan Stanley (Spring Boot, AWS, Kafka, Redis, microservices).
My family are all doctors (dad, mom, sister). Heard their lab workflow struggles firsthand. OpenELIS clicked - perfect tech + healthcare mission match.
Skills: Java, Spring Boot, REST APIs, distributed systems. Ready for GSoC 2026.
Interested in: backend optimizations, API work, code quality.
Backend’s running locally. Ready to contribute now. Pointers on good first issues?
Hi all,
My name is Chin-Erdene, and I am from Mongolia. I currently a student at University of Washington, Paul G. Allen School, and I am studying computer science.
I was planning to participate in GSOC 2026, and found OpenElis Global, which is an open source project also from University of Washington!. I am extremely interested in contributing to OpenElis open source project this year.
I have an autoimmune disease so I am passionate about combing healthcare with technology. I think openElis Global would be a perfect fit for me!
I have acquired technical skills from my previous internships, including backend (Golang, Java), frontend (vue.js, react), and mobile development (Flutter).
I am mostly interested in working in backend development, Junit test coverage, API workflow, and java development.
Looking for good first issues!