Community Discussion Thread — GitHub + DEV Hackathon 2023

#githubhack23 #github #help #opensource

This thread is your place to share progress with your fellow GitHub + DEV Hackathon 2023 participants and encourage one another throughout the month!

In this thread, you can post...

Positive encouragement for other participants
Milestones you've achieved or things you've learned throughout the hackathon
Links to DEV posts related to your official submission (especially if you've written multiple reflections/progress posts). Don't forget to utilize the DEV article embed tag when sharing a link!

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Top comments (15)

Imam Ali Mustofa • Apr 26 '23 • Edited

Here my first Hackaton in DEV.to 👀

"SCP - Metaphore Story - Series"

Rikky Arisendi • Apr 26 '23

keren boleh join mas?

Imam Ali Mustofa • Apr 27 '23

Your welcome dude... just go there and make your awesome contribution.

Estee Tey • May 23 '23 • Edited

For this hackathon, I worked on a github action to translate text documents using a AI translation service. It's still pretty MVP, but I'm pretty happy with what I could achieve with the short amount of free time after work. Hope it can help out open source project maintainers who wanted to incorporate translation with less hassle!

DeepL Translate Github Action

Estee Tey ・ May 22 ・ 2 min read

#githubhack23 #javascript #githubactions #github

Devanshu-17 • May 13 '23 • Edited

Hello, everyone. This is my first Hackathon on Dev.to.

I have developed a simple CLI tool for Github Repository Management. Here is my submission

Michelle Duke • May 21 '23

Yay looking forward to reading it!

Devanshu-17 • May 22 '23

Thank you so much. :).

Rishav Dhar • May 23 '23 • Edited

Went into it thinking it'd be a lot more straightforward than it turned out to be! 😅

I wanted to design a CI/CD pipeline that'd be truly DIY-able by anyone, instead of just my repository: GitHub's reusable workflow seemed to fit the bill perfectly. However, getting it to trigger on issue_comment events on top of pull request branches took a lot more tinkering than expected.

In the end, I'm happy to share a flexible solution while picking up a bunch of tips, tricks and best practices around designing GitHub Actions (and Codespaces) which I wouldn't have known about otherwise.