Like last year, don't hesitate to present your Open Source projects!
What is the date?
From October 1st → October 31st.
Who can join this event ?
Contributors, maintainers, companies and event organizers !
How I can participate ?
From October 1st to October 31st, you will have to contribute to the Open Source by making 4 Pull requests (available on GitHub and GitLab). You will be able to follow your progress on the dashboard, which will be available on the Hacktoberfest website.
More information on the website at participation/#contributors
✨ This time, I'm also asking you what projects you have that need contributors. Feel free to put your repositories in comments using the embed format :
{% embed https://dev.to/thomasbnt/hacktoberfest-2021-is-coming-20f0 %}
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Happy hacking! 🎃
Top comments (53)
Ghostfolio — Personal Finance Dashboard
github.com/ghostfolio/ghostfolio
nice app!
🙏
Hi all!
I created an application called Easy Installer. It's an all-in-one software installer that handles many package managers across platforms.
It was developed using Spring Shell so it's a CLI application. Super simple to use and super simple to upgrade and expand.
Currently, I'm adding some issues for people to jump in and have some Hacktoberfest Fun
🥳
I just created a PR about ToC links! A very small edition, but useful for a functionnal README!
ToC is all about links. Currently the links are
#-installation, which doesn't target anything. The correct value is#installation.Saw it just now! Thanks for the contribution
Hi guys,
my project is Neo.mjs :)
Link: github.com/neomjs/neo
We created a bunch of hacktoberfest labeled tickets. In case you want to dive into OMT multi-threaded frontends and browser based multi window apps, you can learn a few new things here.
Best regards & happy coding,
Tobi
Awesome, thanks for sharing! 🚀
Very cool website to centralize Hackathons! 🚀
hey everyone,
My team and I created a project called KitOps (kitops.ml)
We're participating in Hacktoberfest and would love support
You can check it out here: github.com/jozu-ai/kitops?tab=read...
I am building Java Demos - a comprehensive set of demo examples and information for each JEP that are continuously being added into JDK every half a year.
It started as a presentation to my colleagues in work in 2021. Now I am trying to keep up and adding new features as they arrive. And because I am falling behind the pace, I would like to try joining Hacktoberfest 2024 and find new contributors who help me getting there.
The project is beginner friendly by its nature and I am looking forward for any PRs being submitted!
Yes, I have two projects:
Resume Matcher
Link: github.com/srbhr/Resume-Matcher
SWIRL Search
Link: github.com/swirlai/swirl-search
Hi,
I've created carlspring/idempotence which is a Java testing framework for isolating shared test resources in a way that tests can be idempotent and run safely in parallel.
We're looking for more contributors who have experience with JUnit, Springframework, MkDocs who could help shape the project with some great ideas and solutions, as well as early adopters who could provide us with valuable feedback.
You can find our documentation here. I also wrote a post here called Writing parallelizable tests with the carlspring/idempotence framework for Java.
Issues labelled
hacktoberfestorhelp wantedare up for grabs and should help you get started quickly. You can find them here.Happy coding! :)
In this repository, we want to develop our own new technology, WebForms Core, outside the .NET ecosystem.
By using WebForms Core, there is no need to develop the client side, and the DOM elements are managed on the server and processed on the client.
Articles about WebForms Core:
dev.to/elanatframework/using-webfo...
dev.to/elanatframework/surprise-20...
Videos:
youtube.com/watch?v=zl4sxjIkBwU
youtube.com/watch?v=ZuMMApM00xM
You can test the examples of the WebForms class in your favorite back-end framework.
Repository link:
github.com/elanatframework/Web_for...
Hello World! I created a vector calculation library in c++ with templates support and "kind of" dynamic typings. Feel free to check it out.
Github Link: github.com/tbhaxor/firefly
API Documentation: libfirefly.tbhaxor.com/
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