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How do you make your first contribution to CPython? From finding an issue and forking the repo, to making a fix and opening a PR — a step-by-step walkthrough with a real example.

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Before contributing to CPython, you need to sign the PSF Contributor Agreement. In this short post, I explain what the CLA is, how to sign it, and how the approval process works, step by step.

Learn how OpenCV-Python bindings are generated from C++ headers. We cover CV_EXPORTS_W, CV_WRAP, and other macros, plus the gen2.py generator and hdr_parser.py header parser scripts.

Learn to setup OpenCV-Python in Windows. Covers quick installation from prebuilt binaries and building from source using CMake and Visual Studio.

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Learn to setup OpenCV-Python in Fedora using pre-built binaries or building from source. Includes CMake configuration, GCC setup, optional dependencies like TBB and Eigen.

Learn to setup OpenCV-Python in Ubuntu using two methods: installing from pre-built binaries or compiling from source. Step-by-step guide tested on Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04.

The recommended way for most users to get OpenCV in Python: install from PyPI with pip. Covers virtual environments, platform notes, PyPI package variants, and common troubleshooting.