You know all those #hacktoberfest repos where you can contribute code snippets to learn how to make pull requests. Why not do that with a more long term project called Sample Programs in Every Language. In addition to code snippets, we automate our wiki, and we try to write articles to explain each of the available snippets. If that sounds interesting, check us out!

We're sitting comfortably with 88 stars and 50 forks, so we're still a small project which means you'd have a ton of opportunities to make an impact.

Looking for contributors:
Goodwork, is a project management and collaboration tool for all kind of teams. It is open source and MIT licensed and self-hosted. A demo is available also at goodworkfor.life

Built with Laravel, VueJS, Tailwindcss and other stuff.

You can help by coding,or testing the app or general discussion on product features. An instance of the app is running here goodworkfor.life/.

I hope I'm not too late!

Reshort - write less in your actions!

Intro

Hi, everyone! I developed this simple little lib (my first lib!) to help me reduce some repetition in my actions. I have some ideas of new implementations and I just want to see if anyone is interested in this at all or find this project interesting and useful. If you have any constructive critiques I would be very pleased to hear it. If you have some interest in the project and can help, it would be awesome!

The problem:

Let's say that I want to fetch a list of books. Using redux, I have to create three actions:

1. the first one is the "REQUEST" action;
2. the second one is the "SUCCESS" action;
3. the third one is the "FAIL" action.

Now let's say that I want to fetch a list of authors. Or a list of users. Or a list of bookmarks... This pattern of REQUEST-SUCCESS-FAIL can become very repetitive and verbose.

The solution

Using reshort you can create one "complete action" using one line, instead of three. Like so:

import reshort from "reshort";

const productsActions = reshort("Products");

productsActions("request")
// {
//   type: "GET_PRODUCTS"
// }

productsActions("success", {test: 123})
// {
//   type: "GET_PRODUCTS_SUCCESSFUL",
//   payload: { test: 123 }
// }

productsActions("fail", {test: "error"})
// {
//   type: "GET_PRODUCTS_FAILURE",
//   payload: { test: "error" }
// }

MojiScript is always looking for contributors. There are a bunch of first timer issues issues up for grabs here: github.com/joelnet/MojiScript/issues

You can also contribute by playing with the language and providing feedback!

Cheers!

I've got some starship simulator controls that I'm working on called Thorium. They are used for starship bridge live-action role playing. It's built with React, Node, and GraphQL, and it's a lot of fun!

thoriumsim.com - for more information
github.com/thorium-sim/thorium - for the git repo
discord.gg/UvxTQZz - for the project chat.

If you have any questions, hit me up in the project chat. I'd be happy to get you up to speed.

Hasura has a few open source projects that would be amazing to contribute to, a lot of them are beginner friendly. There's..

• The Hasura GraphQl Engine
• Graphqurl
• and a few others😉

Feel free to reach out to me if you need any help contributing to one of our projects or join our Discord server.

Muxer is always looking for contributors. It's an open-source events aggregator build using React and Python. Everyone is welcome to contribute and we have lots of first timer issues for #hacktoberfest. Although if you don't see something you like and can think of an improvement, code, documentation, feature, or something else we are open to all ideas and incorporate almost all issues / PRs.

There are a range of labeled issues with #hacktoberfest for React, Flask, and more. At present, Muxer is localized to Belfast but we more to allow every city to list events on Muxer, or even host their own.

Hello everyone!

Result For C++ has seen several improvements from last week. Several new functions were added:

• map()
• map_err()
• expect()
• unwrap_err()

All methods now have a const counterpart (except for or() and and()) and const references are used as arguments wherever possible.

If you like what you hear, you can check out the repository:

#include "result.hpp"

...

SDLImageWrapper is C++ wrapper around SDL_Texture to provide an easy to use API and automated clean up through RAII.

A few new things were added including the ability to flip and rotate the image.

#include "sdl-image-wrapper.hpp"
...

Libpixmap is an easy to use C library that allows you create, open and manipulate pixels of PPM image formats.

Not much has been updated since then but documentation has been updated.

#include "pixmap.h"
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
}

Nim, the hip, up and coming programming language, has some good Octoberfest action going on! We have a great community to help you get started and there are t-shirts and stickers to be won :-)

nim-lang.org/blog/2018/10/01/hackt...

C&P from last time:

I want to release a new version of my static blog generator in November or something. Possible tasks that need to be done anyway (however, if I need to do them myself, it'll be years...):

• Integrate a search functionality via index files, ElasticSearch or something.
• Split the main file (src/blogcpp.cpp) into more smaller files for easier maintenance. (Optimum: Integrate as much as possible into src/helpers.h without breaking that file's portability.)
• Integrate libautoupdate for automatic update checks - sometimes I release new versions, you know? :-)
• If comments are enabled, the supported comment systems offer a way to show how many comments were made under an article. Implement that for each of them.
• Check if meson could replace CMake easily. If it does, do it.
• Improve the Markdown parser: it lacks support for underlined headlines and non-standard features like GitHub's tables.

If nobody helps me, the next version will be released without any of those improvements. ;-)

Also, there is still the sufficiently popular ymarks project. It could need more testers. And probably some work on the server part because it is said to crash sometimes - I can't safely reproduce that...

None of those will get you Hacktoberfest credits (because GitHub is entirely uninteresting for me), but I'll like you more if you consider to contribute.

Documents： cvpm.autoai.org/
GitHub: github.com/unarxiv/cvpm

中文介绍(Chinese Intro): zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/45672318

CVPM (Computer Vision Package Manager) is an open source software to help developers download, install and run computer vision services. It is the 'pip' for computer vision.

Though it is still in a very early stage and not recommend for use in production (actually, I do not recommend you to try it now because it may contain unknown bugs), We'd like to invite adorable developers to join us. We have a roadmap draft as below:

Complete the test cases and docs.

Complete the Model Hub. (Prototype is at hub.autoai.org)

Complete packages for some classic tasks as "Official Repo"

Complete third party package upload.

As an open source software, I am really sorry that we cannot promise you anything. But the following is what I can do:

We will have an Authors List for all the contributors.

There will be logo banner and donors page at the bottom of our Model Hub for sponsors.

If you are interested, please contact me at xiaozhe.yaoi@gmail.com, or you can post a GitHub Issues, or chat on gitter!.

I'm on a journey to polish up manim, an engine for creating educational videos. It's the software used by 3Blue1Brown to make YouTube videos on math. My goal is to make the software easy to understand and use so that everyone can teach this way.

Here's a quick taste of how it's used.

Are there any projects that are looking for a designer (Either needing some design work, or some HTML/CSS) - happy to jump on board and help out where i can :)

Please, take a look on that projects and fell free to contribute:

google-idtoken-auth: Node.js middleware to validate Google ID tokens in the request.

Google Chat Notifier: Google Chat Notifier allows Jenkins send notifications to a Google Chat via Webhook

Copy Properties Assembler: A simple copy properties wrapper to convert domain into resource/dto and vice versa.

Messagefy: This is a very small helper java library to easily build a JavaMail MIME object (javax.mail.internet.MimeMessage).

Doco: Document Converter for Google App Engine Search API

Hey, folks.

Re-posting Sail, the Rails engine to bring settings functionality to control your application live.

Since my last two posts about Sail, we have received contributions from some members of the dev.to community. We have expanded the amount of setting types, enhanced the dashboard and added authentication configuration.

If you'd like to contribute, here are some possible starting points:

• Enhancing the dashboard looks (pretty open to suggestions)
• Suggesting new setting types

There are also a couple of things that feedback would be very useful:

• Would it be interesting to implement a history of changes for settings for auditing purposes?
• There are two new ideas of setting types needing feedback. We'd like to know if it is worth to implement these
  • File type: setting will return the contents of the file for a given path
  • URL type: setting will return true if the current controller request matches the configured URL

gem 'sail'

$ bundle

$ gem install sail

mount Sail::Engine => '/sail'

$ rails g sail my_desired_migration_name

create_table :sail_settings do |t|
  t.string :name, null: false
  t.text :description
  t.string :value, null: false
  t.integer :cast_type, null: false, limit: 1
  t.index ["name

Thanks, everybody!

Search is an open issue. The project is relatively new so it only contains a few sources at present but it can easily be extended to another city and additional sources (if anyone is interested in adding any).

In Belfast the use case covers the 50+ user groups that meet monthly that advertise their events via multiple sources. Step one was pulling all that data together. The next phase is making that content searchable and filterable by topics and content.

Hi,

This is a Gist web app. You can reach your follower and following Gist via GistCatch. You can contribute it. There are a few issues right now but we can improve it.

PS: hacktoberfest labels will be open in coming days.

Cheers.

My Python library for interfacing with Troy Hunt's Have I Been Pwned API is now in version 0.5.0 and supporting Python 3.5 as well. However, there's surely more to improve on that. Go check the issues or stumble down the source code path. This is a very small library offering all the easy Hacktoberfest points! 🎃

# From repository
pipenv install pwnedapi
# Locally after cloning
python setup.py install

>>> from pwnedapi import Password
>>> password = Password("mysupersecretpassword")
>>>
>>> if password.is_pwned()
...     print(f"Your password has been pwned {password.pwned_count} times.")
...
Your password has been pwned 2 times
>>>

>>> from pwnedapi import Scanner
>>> scanner = Scanner()
>>> scanner.scan("passwords.txt"

I get your point. Many other people have asked this same question too. There are three possible options myself and the other members of the development team are looking at:

1. Make it location-based.
2. Make it interest-based.
3. (Worst case): Make it following-follower based, but with anonymous followership (you can't see your followers or the number of followers you have).

Still deciding which would be the most feasible.

I'm working on an open source social network, which is not follower-based, to debunk the attachment of people's self-worth to the number of their followers. It's called Globe. You can contribute here. It's just getting started, but I believe it will help to stop the mental health issues generated from social networking.

Dev-Connections : For all developers especially beginners to get started with open source and wants to contribute #hacktoberfest ... This could help us to make a list for our connections.
Language: No line of code needed
All PRs welcome

Forsure DB is a declarative database access tool for Android, Kotlin, Java that I've been maintaining/enhancing since 2015. Although Google's Room dominates the Android-ORM scene these days, Forsure DB has some distinct advantages:

• It's not platform-specific--the same code that handles database access for your android app can handle database access for your desktop app
• It's not SQLite-specific--DBMS integration is plugged in via Java SPI (although the only current integration is SQLite)
• It's not an ORM . . . unless you want it to be one, in which case, it is
• It generates migrations for you based upon the current state of your code.

It has some big disadvantages in terms of its features and support, though. And it would be awesome to have other contributors. Take a look at the current list of issues where I generally do planning of features and releases.

Gitote is an open source end-to-end software development platform with built-in version control, issue tracking, code review, and more.

gitlab.com/gitote/gitote

Hi guys :D Seems sass-lint is needing Maintainers :)

github.com/sasstools/sass-lint

github.com/sasstools/sass-lint/iss...

Cheerz

Looking to get the DEV iOS app out the door if anyone wants to clone it and play around and find/issues.

Code Settings Sync needs help in terms of finance or contributors.

Help Build Code Settings Sync Better

Shan Khan

#help#opensource

Check out

npm run serve

npm run build

I am looking for contributors to work on webin.