I've wanted to learn to program for a lot of years[1] while dealing with a raft load of personal issues, thus failing to learn to program. My current baby step goal is to submit at least one pull request per week so it becomes a natural and easy process for me.I submitted my first pull request back in November for a typo in documentation. I submitted my second one today and it took more than a month to make that happen from the time I had the idea, including roughly a week of beating my head against the wall trying to sort out what I was doing wrong.It seems like just doing some small pull request regularly so it becomes easy will take less time than relearning the process every few months. Given that I'm a writer by trade and I don't really program, finding typos in documentation (or similar) seems like the low-hanging-fruit option for me.I don't know how to readily find places that need such help. I'm an outsider when it comes to the github ecosystem and all that.I've tried to google it, etc. I'm not readily hitting pay dirt.I'm hoping a few replies from people in the know will help me jump start this process, saving me weeks or months of spinning my wheels.Thank you![1] My first post to HN nearly 12 years ago: 