Last week I published an article about finding and making your first open-source contribution, specifically for developers searching for a project ...
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Interesting, I might allocate some time for BoxyHQ. Oh how I wish to take this as side job to build skills and getting side income :)
Thanks @pizofreude!
Yes, it's too much fun to call work haha.
Lmk if there's opening! LMAO
Will do!
In the meantime let's collab on a project!
Sure, hit me up. I'll see what I can do :)
Sounds good!
I think that the filter should not be label:hacktoberfest
But it should be topic:hacktoberfest
Hi @twocs
When I change the label to topic no results are found.
Depends what you are looking for, really. But if you want to participate in Hacktoberfest, I'd suggest to click "all of GitHub". Once you apply that search to "all of GitHub", it will find all repositories that are participating in Hacktoberfest. These two are essentially identical:
However, the second link is better because it also allows extra filtering. Once you have found a repository that is participating then you can search for a label on an issue within that repository, but in my experience it's better to look for a label like "Good First Issue". Only a few repos like freecodecamp actually label issues with Hacktoberfest.
https://github.com/search?q=label%3AHacktoberfest&type=issues
195,000 issues, but now you cannot filter on things like "language". 75% of the "hacktoberfest" labels only got added because someone has already created a pull request for that issue.
Otherwise, you could search for a repository with a specific language such as Typescript that is participating in Hacktoberfest:
All good info @twocs :) Thanks for sharing!
Great article Nathan..
Detailed description. Thanks for writing this.
This is very good read, it'll get me started 😀
I'll look into BoxyHQ too
Thanks for the feedback @akuoko_konadu!
I appreciate you letting me know :)
If you have any questions about some of Boxy's issues just reach out to me on Twitter/X @nathan_tarbert - I'd be happy to help.
Love how you're using the filters 🔥🔥
Thanks @thevinitgupta, I appreciate the feedback.
It's not crystal clear in Githubs docs IMO :)
Great article!
I have always struggled with GitHub filters, hard to find any docs 😅
I know what you mean @garrrikkotua. Usually, I end up in Stackoverflow or ChatGPT now because the docs may not be specific enough for a particular use case 😅
Great article!
I use filters all the time!
Especially with GitHub GraphQL
Thanks @nevodavid!
Same here, GraphQL is amazing and very flexible.
Thanks a lot Sir......!
Glad you liked it @chetax!