Update 10/2/20: If you’d like your project to be eligible for Hacktoberfest contributions, you must classify it as a Hacktoberfest Project.
Hacktoberfest 2020 is coming up on October 1st!
Starting now through the end of Hacktoberfest, maintainers can drop links to/information on their projects in the comments below. The goal? To find helpful contributors seeking projects to improve in the name of Hacktoberfest!
Participants can use this thread as a reference for projects that are actively seeking contributions 🎉
P.S. Maintainers: Wondering how you can get your repos in tip-top shape for contributors? Take a look at this article.
P.P.S. If you'd like to find a way to lend your expertise to this year's group of open source newbies participating in Hacktoberfest, Raise.dev's Hacktoberfest Helpdesk is the perfect opportunity! You can volunteer for paired programming and Q&A sessions via Twitch and more! A few of the DEV/Forem team will be helping out at this helpdesk — hope to see you there!
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Code newbies and new open source contributors -- help us build our repository of CockroachDB To-Do apps: github.com/cockroachdb/cockroachdb...
Docs enthusiasts -- help us improve our docs: github.com/cockroachdb/docs/issues...
Go developers -- help us improve our code: github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/i...
Detailed contributing guide: github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/b...
Thanks for sharing the resources. I would like to participate in this challenge and will start my journey of open-source. I have some experience with flutter and I am studying core java now. I will do everything I am capable of doing.
Thanks for sharing your repo, Amruta! Just checking - is it okay for several folks to contribute to/open pull requests for each language-specific to-do issue, or are you accepting one PR per issue?
Thank you!
I am excited to participate in the Cockroachdb challenge.
I hope to turn it in on time.
Thanks for the encouragement
Regards
@justobioma
Thank you for posting this! I'm delighted to have contributed to open source for the first time this evening. Thanks for the opportunity.
Congratulations on your first contribution! Merged the PR!!
Always on the look out for new contributors over at Letra! A beginner friendly repo perfect to start your first contribution to open source.
Tech Stack: Vue.js and Node.js
jayehernandez / letra-extension
Passively learn a new language every time you open a new tab
Hey there! This repository is currently on VACATION MODE🏝
Download Chrome Extension
💯% recommended for beginners 🔥
Thanks Vaibhav!! 🤩
This is so cool! Despite being a software developer for the last few years, this year would be my first year contributing to Hacktoberfest and your project looks so open-source beginner-friendly, I'm already looking at how to contribute!
Thank you for the kind words, Anna! Looking forward to your contribution this Hacktoberfest!
This is my first shot at Hacktoberfest, looking forward to contribute here 🙌🏻
Will be waiting for your contribution! 🥳
Hi,
Nice work. I was wondering if this extension could be customized for other text, such as quote of the day. Will it be difficult to modify the code or is the code modular?
Sorry, if this is off-topic. Rgds
Sorry for the late reply, haven't been able to visit DEV in a while. Technically this is possible, code is quite modular! But for the quote of the day, since it's a language learning app, I'd like for the quotes to be solely related to that for now. :)
This is a great project!! Definitely beginner friendly. Thanks for posting it here!
Thank you for contributing as well! 😊
Alo! If you are interested in React Native or not, you are more than welcome to contribute to this new project we are doing to manage Styles.
We have different kinds of issues to work on: code, docs, tests and more.
rootstrap / react-native-use-styles
A classy approach to manage your react native styles.
A classy approach.
Did you ever want to organize your styles properly? This library contains an easy to use API that lets you organize your styles in a classy way.
Installation
Usage
Using styles
Note that we are classy now, and nobody would deny it. Next we'll define our
.global
and.namespaced
style to use them in our components as we are doing in this example.Global styles
global-styles.js
We are using aliases or shortcuts to define our styles. This is equivalent to do:
Hello everyone, welcome to participate in the Chaos Mesh® project. Chaos Mesh® is a cloud-native Chaos Engineering platform that orchestrates chaos on Kubernetes environments. In addition, Chaos Mesh® is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation sandbox project. You can visit chaos-mesh.org for more details.
We prepare some issues for Hacktoberfest, include:
You can look at this Hacktoberfest issue list and choose one you are interested in to complete. If you have any questions, you can join Slack channel to discuss.
DeckDeckGo is an open source editor for presentations.
If you can give us a hand, that would be awesome 💪.
I flagged some
hacktoberfest
features accessible for different levels, from Documentation to CSS, JavaScript, Stencil, Workbox or Markdown.deckgo / deckdeckgo
The web open source editor for presentations
DeckDeckGo - The open source web editor for presentations.🚀
Create a PWA presentation using either our online editor or our developer kit with HTML or Markdown.
Cherry on the cake🍒 🎂 DeckDeckGo comes with a Progressive Web App to remote control your slides. 📱
Table of contents
Getting Started
Start your new presentation using our👉 online Editor 👈 or as a developer by following the quick Getting Started guide.
Documentation
The developers' documentation is available online at docs.deckdeckgo.com.
Contributing
Are you interested to contribute to our open source project? That would be awesome👍 Have a look to our contributing guide to get started.
Progressive Web Apps
Web Components
github.com/rootstrap/exception_hunter written in Ruby and always looking for new contributions/ideas 😉
Hey, Bruno! Can I just pick up an issue and make a PR or should I add a comment saying that I'm working on it? I wanna make a contribution this weekend.
Sure just comment that you’ll be working on it and if you need any help just ping me!
Awesome! Thanks, Bruno :)
At Django Drip Campaigns we are always looking for new contributors!
This package allows an easy filtering for sending automated email to your app users
github.com/rootstrap/django-drip-c...
Hello, if you like machine learning and contribute to open source, here at Rootstrap we have a couple of projects with some registered issues.
Those projects are:
We hope you like them and start to work with them. Thanks!
#100DaysOfCloud
needs your helpOur community is about providing support and a personal network when learning cloud computing. We have multiple open-source projects that need volunteers.
100DaysOfCloud / 100DaysOfCloud
The Challenge
How to use this template:
Fill in your details where you see this icon✍️
We have provided a sample Day Journey entry staring at 0. You can delete this example.
[✍️ Your Name]'s Cloud Journey
[✍️ Introduce yourself]
[✍️ Tell us why you started this challenge]
[✍️ Tell us where you want to be at the end of the challenge]
Stepping out the door
Join our Discord and message us in the
#100-days-volunteers
channelSharing Pizzly - github.com/Bearer/Pizzly
Bearer / Pizzly
The simplest, fastest way to integrate your app with an OAuth API 😋
What's the challenge during Hacktoberfest? We aim to reach 100 APIs readily available for Pizzly developers. Including new ones such as Soundcloud, Mailchimp, Pagerduty, Pipedrive, etc.
Why helping that project? Pizzly is an API Integration Manager. It helps developers use APIs at a faster path and in a much more reliable way. Consider Google Sheets API, it takes x10 fewer minutes with Pizzly than doing it on your own (source).
Where to start? 👉 Look at the issues opened specially for the event. Happy hacking!
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