Where can I find a live project for practical work?

Question

JavaScript

Hello!
For the last few months I have been mastering Front End web development. I would like to work on a live project as a developer in a team with other developers on a free basis. Where can you find such projects?

Answer 1

Google some open source projects.
"opensource javascript projects" for example.
Popensorts is ideal for training.

Answer 2

Here came a gentleman from the mountain, he assures that he has been mastering for several months. In general, this is good.
What level the gentleman has is generally not clear, but I immediately want to join the project. In general, this is good for a gentleman, but for a project? Is not a fact.
Colleagues recommend open source, in general, the idea is sound, but there are two options. Either the gentleman will be useful for the project, I would bet on that, say, a 5% chance. Either the gentleman will take time from the project developers in all sorts of ways, on which I would bet 95% of the probability. The fact is that many open-source projects are based on the enthusiasm of the authors, and if the authors spend their enthusiasm on training gentlemen, it is not a fact that the projects will benefit from this ...
What to do and how to be?
If the gentleman has other experience in development, which I personally doubt very much, based on the wording proposed in the question, but if, nevertheless, he suddenly has, then everything is not so sad.
And if not, and this is the very first experience, then it is too early for a gentleman to rush into projects and teams.
In my very modest experience, you can learn fronted in very different ways.
I would, according to the classics, suggest that the gentleman go to the codewars (www.codewars.com/r/pj8ELg) and solve, say, 100, and preferably 200 puzzles. After that, it will be possible to say with a clear conscience that I know something and can do something in this programming of yours. The key word, again, is something.
Many gurus consider this superfluous, below their own dignity. But I would strongly disagree with them. You need to learn to program in practice and very intensively (keyword INTENSIVE!). It is stupid to program, manipulate data through all sorts of algorithms, before understanding the essence of the task and finding solutions. These are universal, golden skills for a developer, which otherwise will be developed over the years at the cost of thousands of mistakes, loss of someone else's time and other resources (if any, thunder on the project). Here, the automation works for you.
The front and the web are good, but first you just need to be able to just program on anything, even on a calculator.