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Nephila Komaci 3
Have at least three original repos where PHP is the dominant language

Mongoose
Have at least one original repo where Ruby is the dominant language

Nephila Komaci
Have at least one original repos where PHP is the dominant language

Walrus
The walrus is no stranger to variety. Use at least 4 different languages throughout all your repos

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Fork and commit to someone's open source project in need
You're right, added. It's worth mentioning though, I think Behat encourages a better process by forcing you to create stories, before verifying the behavior of those stories. I know a lot of people say the advantage to Behat is other (non-programmers) being able to read the features, but I think it actually provides and even bigger benefit to programmers. We spend every day all day writing dollar signs and brackets, and I think there's something to said about getting out of the "programmer" mindset and really thinking about behavior on a higher level. One man's opinion of course :)