We are on the second day of Hacktoberfest! How are things going?
Any projects or posts you'd like to highlight?
We are on the second day of Hacktoberfest! How are things going?
Any projects or posts you'd like to highlight?
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My first Hacktoberfest, 2 PR merged so far (one it's from September 30, didn't wait until the next day to send it), so I am quite happy.
Since bigger projects have a lot of attention I'm focusing on smaller projects with the hacktoberfest label.
It feels really good, I think I may continue contributing after this, there is much to do, from test coverage, help with the Docs, etc! this is madness!
This is a great idea. I think I'll find some smaller OSS with test needs.
This will be my first Hacktoberfest and I was having quite a bit of anxiety trying to pick something to work on.
But I'm gonna try sifting through stuff tonight and try to find some way to contribute to something!
I made a PR to facebook, they were super nice and helpful. Just pull the trigger most of the OSS community is ultra-supportive if they aren't go to a project with a better community 😁 best of luck buddy 🤩
This is my first too!
ShowPath - 👨💻Learning Path for Programmers
ShowPath helps beginners to find basic information/roadmap to be a developer using a tree view. User can click on the language to get more details.
And I am working on a feature that will help users to compare programming language and learn the basics.
Contributions are required to complete the roadmap and language details.
Github: github.com/PJijin/Show-Path
Going good! I made 4 PRs and thought of continuing but then I noticed that my 5th PR was not being tracked. I wanted to have more PRs because I'm afraid that there's a chance the repo that I made a PR may be marked as a bad repo and my contribution won't get counted. Oh well. I guess I'll have to wait for 7 days. It is very fun, though! Been a developer for so long but it's my first time joining an event like this.
If you're an Angular dev, and want to make a contribution feel to add your favorite Angular resource (talk, article, ...) at
timdeschryver / hacktoberfest-2019-angular
Share your favorite Angular resources of 2019
Hacktoberfest 2019 Angular Resources
Add your favorite Angular resource from the year This can be a resource that you enjoyed, learned from, or came back to the most frequent.
Add your resource at resources.json, this can be done directly via the GitHub UI in the browser or you can also fork and clone this project locally.
Before adding your resource at resources.json, please search whether the title of the resource already exists in the file to avoid duplicates. Please make this check before submitting a Pull Request.
After your resource is added, do not forget to create a Pull Request Once the Pull Request is merged, your resource will be visible!
As an example, you can take a look at how I added…
The full list of added resources can be found at timdeschryver.github.io/hacktoberf...
Helping developers get started with open source contributions via Dev.to :)
dev.to/mrahmadawais/how-to-start-c...
Hi there,
Wrote a post on Hacktoberfest tips from GitHub project maintainer point of view: dev.to/mungell/hacktoberfest-tips-...
Hoping it will help us all get more quality contributions!
If you're a JavaScript developer interested in Functional Programming take a look at ramda-adjunct github.com/char0n/ramda-adjunct. We've picked issues oss devs can handle and labelled them by Hacktoberfest label. Already have 4 PRs merged and 3 in progress. Happy coding!
Help needed . There are couple of issues. contributions are welcome
rubiin / nestjs-easyconfig
Manage configs on the go 🔥
.
Description
Nestjs-easyconfig loads configs from your⚙️ 🔥
.env
(Wraps dotenv module)Installation
Usage
With config file supplied (basic):
With config file supplied and safe set to true:
By default safe is set to false. When safe is set to
true
, the module compares the supplied env file with the sample env file to find missing keys. If…rubiin / nest-pgpromise
A Module for Utilizing Pg-promise with NestJS
pg-promise Module for Nest framework
Description
This's a nest-pgpromise module for Nest This quickstart guide will show you how to install and execute an example nestjs program..
This document assumes that you have a working nodejs setup in place.
Download from NPM
Initialize
You need five items in order to connect to MinIO object storage server.
Provide the credentials for minio module by importing it as :
As Connection object
This is my first Hacktoberfest so far I have one merged PR im super proud 😤 of too.
Going to be a nice feature for profiling production builds 😆🤩
github.com/facebook/create-react-a...
Looking for more stuff now 😁😁
My plans for HacktoberFest was just to participate, but on a whim I decide to turn my wish lists for my project into issues and label them. To my my utter surprise people have come and completed them! I’m really quite moved by the whole experience!
I have had a very similar experience. Awesome to see people coming out of the woodwork and helping. Some are even coming up with new cool features to I hadn't thought of.
1/5
A Ruby project to generate a slideshow video from images.
github.com/shivabhusal/erika-slide...
Tested in Mac OS 10.04
Need people to test in other environment and file issues.