What is Microsoft Open Source?

Microsoft Open Source is the official website for Microsoft's open source initiatives. It showcases featured projects like Windows Terminal and Accessibility Insights, provides information about Microsoft's open source program and tools, and offers resources for getting involved in the community. The site serves as a central point for developers and contributors to explore and participate in Microsoft's open source ecosystem.

How to use Microsoft Open Source?

To use Microsoft Open Source, visit the website and browse featured projects or explore the full project list. You can get involved by finding 'good first issues' or contributing to projects. The site also provides access to Microsoft's open source program details, tools, and community resources, including code of conduct and contributor license agreements.

Core features of Microsoft Open Source

Showcases featured Microsoft open source projects
Provides access to Microsoft's open source program and tools
Offers community resources like Code of Conduct and Contributor License Agreement
Links to open source projects on GitHub
Includes information about open source on Azure
Features blog, jobs, and community engagement opportunities