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Thanks so much for this helpful article. A group of friends and I built a tool to help people find the best places to contribute to for Hacktoberfest (and beyond). Comment with your GH username below to get early access ;)
Are you still accepting people?
Most definitely!
Just let us know your GH username and we'll give you early access :)
Thanks for responding, afro-coder is my username.
You are in 🎟
Make sure to check out our hacktoberfest topic tag on the Explore page. And let us know what you think of Scout :)
Thank you! I most definitely will!
kaid00
You're in. Head over to scout.quine.sh to check it out. And watch out, we have a major release coming later this week!
Thanks for sharing😊
User interface are really cool but I am unable to login also access code is not working!
Let me know your GitHub username and I'll give you access now ;)
suchitragiri
You're in. Head over to scout.quine.sh to check it out. We would love to know your thoughts!
Ps make sure to check out the hacktoberfest topic! ;)
sure!
Happy Hacktoberfest! We invite you to contribute NocoDB.
NocoDB is an open source Airtable alternative.
NocoDB works by connecting to any relational database and transforming them into a smart spreadsheet interface! This allows you to build no-code applications collaboratively with teams. NocoDB currently works with MySQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, SQLite, Amazon Aurora & MariaDB databases.
Also NocoDB's app store allows you to build business workflows on views with combination of Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Twilio, Whatsapp, Email & any 3rd party APIs too. Plus NocoDB provides programmatic access to APIs so that you can build integrations with Zapier / Integromat and custom applications too.
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…Thanks for sharing your project and I will be happy to explore your nd also looking forward to contribute😊
I'm working on a temporal data store in my spare time (currently together with two other developers).
It was started at the University of Konstanz with a storage engine written from scratch. It basically maps a huge tree of trie indexes to a sequentially written log-file. Thus, it's a huge revision index with several versioned indexes beneath a revision root page. Data of new revisions is only ever appended and never overwritten. The new revisions share unchanged data with their previous revisions. The data pages are not simply copied entirely. Instead, page fragments with changed records and a few more are stored and referenced from the parent pages.
We have a lot of tasks to work on in different languages, so I'm sure there's something for everyone. Of course you don't have to be a database system expert. I'd be very happy if we receive some contributions :-)
SirixDB is a temporal, evolutionary database system, which uses an accumulate only approach. It keeps the full history of each resource. Every commit stores a space-efficient snapshot through structural sharing. It is log-structured and never overwrites data. SirixDB uses a novel page-level versioning approach called sliding snapshot.
An Evolutionary, Accumulate-Only Database System
Stores small-sized, immutable snapshots of your data and facilitates querying the full history
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SirixDB uses a huge persistent (in the functional sense) tree of tries, wherein the committed snapshots share unchanged pages and even common records in changed pages. The system only stores page-fragments instead of full pages during a commit to reduce write-amplification. During read operations, the system reads the page-fragments in parallel to reconstruct an in-memory page.
SirixDB currently…
Amazing!
Will try your project and contribute as well.
Thanks for sharing here, hope it will help others as well😊
Would be awesome, happy to help you getting into the project :)
For anyone looking for extra ressources, I'm working on a project called Open Source Education, to create pedagogical content and let people "understanding open source phenomenon to contribute and build projects in the open way !"
Take a look if you want to learn more about what is open source, and how you can do open source : github.com/AbcSxyZ/Open-Source-Edu...
Happy hacktoberfest :)
Great☺️
thanks for sharing. my repo was added
Which is your repo?
github.com/byteface/domonic/
Fantastic.
Good read. Thank you
Thanks for reading hope you found it helpful.
Also I would happy to know bit about your experience in Hacktoberfest or open source projects!!
I am new to those two(Hacktoberfest and open source projects). I am currently getting all information I can to get started and that's how I landed here. Thank you
Great!
All the best:)