@blinry @enkiv2 Well there’s one at the bottom of every web site we make and all it takes is a link to a git remote somewhere :)

e.g. see footer of https://kitten.small-web.org/

Might be harder on native/proprietary platforms but I’d love to see this become a pattern that’s embraced on the web.

You'd roughly need to:

- Figure out which program is currently focused
- Figure out the Git repo of this software
- Clone it into a temporary directory
- Set up the required tools to start hacking on it and compile it

As a quick prototype, I wrote a li'l Bash script that does some of these things. It makes heavy use of #nix and #nixpkgs:

https://codeberg.org/blinry/view-source-button

I enters a "dev shell" with the required tools already in the PATH, and even sets up a Git remote to start contributing. :D