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Share us your project for Hacktoberfest 2024! 🎃

Thomas Bnt on October 02, 2024

Like last year, don't hesitate to present your Open Source projects! What is the date? From October 1st → October 31st. Who...
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Thomas Kaul

Ghostfolio — Personal Finance Dashboard
github.com/ghostfolio/ghostfolio

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lostmedoulle

nice app!

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Thomas Kaul

🙏

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Tomas Sirio

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

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Thomas Bnt

🥳

I just created a PR about ToC links! A very small edition, but useful for a functionnal README!

Edit links in the ToC #13

ToC is all about links. Currently the links are #-installation, which doesn't target anything. The correct value is #installation.

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Tomas Sirio

Saw it just now! Thanks for the contribution

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Tobias Uhlig

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

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Thomas Bnt

Awesome, thanks for sharing! 🚀

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Chirag Arora
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Thomas Bnt • Edited

Very cool website to centralize Hackathons! 🚀

Preview of HACKTOSPOT website

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Jesse Williams

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...

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Alois Sečkár

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!

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Saurabh Rai

Yes, I have two projects:

Resume Matcher

Link: github.com/srbhr/Resume-Matcher

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SWIRL Search

Link: github.com/swirlai/swirl-search

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Wilsen Hernández

Hello everyone!

I started a Spanish translation project of the book PHP: The Right Way which is still in progress and it need contributors.
Only requirement: you need to speak English and Spanish.

GitHub logo wilsenhc / php-the-right-way

Una referencia práctica y fácil de entender de PHP con los mejores metodos, estándares de codigo, y enlaces a tutoriales autoritativos en la red. Edicion en español.

PHP: The Right Way

Overview

This is the GitHub Pages repository for the PHP: The Right Way project.

  • This website is a Jekyll project.
  • Each section and sub-section are a Markdown file in _posts/.
  • Sub-sections have isChild: true in their front matter.
  • The navigation and page structure are automatically generated.

Spread the Word!

PHP: The Right Way has web banner images you can use on your website. Show your support, and let new PHP developers know where to find good information!

See Banner Images

How to Contribute

You should read the CONTRIBUTING.md file for precise instructions and tips. But, if you prefer a TL;DR:

  1. Fork and edit
  2. Optionally install Ruby with Jekyll gem to preview locally
  3. Submit pull request for consideration

Contributor Style Guide

  1. Use American English spelling (primary English repo only).
  2. Use four (4) spaces to indent text; do not use tabs.
  3. Wrap all text to…
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Kieran Bond

Hey all.

Tomorrowify is open to contributions! GitHub is here.

Any and all contributions are welcome!

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Alessandro Pischedda

AnadiCSV, the tool allows to query a, single, CSV file using SQL query.
It is developed with Python and works on container only (Docker/Podman).

Some issue was already solved by contributors but there are some other available :).

You can work on code or documentation (which Is very importante too).

Everyone Is welcome, don't worry if you're a begginer we try to help you.

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Vineel Reddy Pindi

Thank you for putting together, @thomasbnt . It's helpful for people getting started with Hacktoberfest.

We at Interledger Foundation are participating in Hacktoberfest for the third year, and we invite you all to join the next evolution in payments through Interledger, the modern way for sending payments.

The Interledger Foundation aims to enhance access to digital financial services by advocating for the adoption of an open-source currency network powered by the Interledger Protocol (ILP). Moreover, it actively collaborates with historically marginalized groups to fulfil this mission.

A few Interledger repositories that are participating in Hacktoberfest

Open Payments is an open API standard that can be implemented by account servicing entities (e.g. banks, digital wallet providers, and mobile money providers) to facilitate interoperability in the setup and completion of payments for different use cases including:

  • Web Monetization
  • Tipping/Donations (low value/low friction)
  • eCommerce checkout
  • P2P transfers
  • Subscriptions
  • Invoice Payments

Repo link - github.com/interledger/open-payments

Contribution guide - github.com/interledger/open-paymen...

Rafiki is open-source software that allows an Account Servicing Entity to enable Interledger functionality on its users' accounts.

This includes:

  • sending and receiving payments (via SPSP and Open Payments)
  • allowing third-party access to initiate payments and view transaction data (via Open Payments)

Repo link - github.com/interledger/rafiki

Contribution guide - github.com/interledger/rafiki/blob...

Testnet is an open-source test application for Rafiki. In other words, a Rafiki Playground. It wants to use all of the functionalities of Rafiki and put its advantages to the real test.

Testnet is made up (or will be made up soon) of several components, including a wallet application, a bank application, and an e-commerce application.

Repo link - github.com/interledger/testnet

Contribution guide - github.com/interledger/testnet/blo...

This is a *Helm Charts * repository for Interledger Kubernetes.

Repo link - github.com/interledger/helm-charts

And many more on Interledger repositories.

Web Monetization browser extension is an open-source implementation of the Web Monetization draft specification. It is built with React and TypeScript.

Learn more at the links below.

What's in It for You? 🎁

As a Hacktoberfest contributor at Interledger, you will receive:

  • The opportunity and satisfaction of contributing to the next big innovation in Open and Inclusive finance systems.
  • An opportunity to collaborate with and learn from like-minded and passionate individuals at the Interledger Foundation.
  • $10 added to your wallet for making 1 or more accepted pull requests (First 10 contributors)
  • T-shirt for contributing 4 or more accepted pull requests (First 50 contributors)
  • Organizers will get a t-shirt and sticker pack (First 5 events accepted)

If you still have questions or doubts, join our #Hacktoberfest channel on Interledger Community Slack here.

We can't wait to see the incredible contributions you'll make. Happy Hacktoberfest!!

More details on our website here: interledger.org/hacktoberfest

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Thomas Bnt

That is awesome! The Awesome Web Monetization participates to the Hacktoberfest again this year! 🥳

GitHub logo thomasbnt / awesome-web-monetization

🕶️ Stuffs about Web Monetization. Packages, articles, documentation links and others tools.

Logo Web Monetization

Awesome Web Monetization Awesome

Awesome stuffs about Web Monetization. Learn more, check modules and others tools.

Web Monetization is a web service that allows you to send money directly in your browser This is a JavaScript browser API that allows the creation of a payment stream from the user agent to the website

Contents

About Web Monetization


How to start monetize my website

If you would like to monetize your content, you must have a Wallet and Provider account. See below the platforms that allow you to use them.

More details about Wallet and Provider account







Wallets




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Vineel Reddy Pindi

Thank you, @thomasbnt !

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Jeffrey Aven

We have a Cloud-as-SQL dev tool project for analytics and IaC looking for contributors, we have golang, python, javascript, typescript and low code options as well, if this is of interest you can start at stackql/stackql

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elanatframework

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...

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Martin Todorov • Edited

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 hacktoberfest or help wanted are up for grabs and should help you get started quickly. You can find them here.

Happy coding! :)

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Peter Vivo

react typesafe state handler npm module:
jsdoc-duck

example game for jsdoc-duck (under construction)
alien-solitare

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Abdulmumin yaqeen

Devcanvas is open for contributions.

Devcanvas is an open source online fronted editor or sandbox to be specific.

How to contribute: dev.to/abdulmuminyqn/devcanvas-rea...

GitHub repo: github.com/Abdulmumin1/devcanvas

I appreciate your contribution to devcanvas lat year @thomasbnt

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Thomas Bnt

Oooh the website glow up since last year! 🎃🚀

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Abdulmumin yaqeen

I've always find time to improve it even if it by a bit, it slowly compounded 😅.

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Thomas Bnt

Very good job! 🥳

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Gurkirat Singh

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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Babalola Tobi

Hello everyone, my name is Babalola Tobi from Lagos, Nigeria. I just finished work my Open Source Project named Oath Stone and wanted to share with the Community.

OATHSTONE V2
OATHSTONE V2, a powerful CLI tool designed for developers to easily deploy smart contracts on the Celo or Ethereum Blockchain. OATHSTONE simplifies the process of managing and deploying Solidity contracts, offering an intuitive interface and useful features like QR code generation for quick access to deployed contracts.

Key Features
Contract Deployment: Deploy Solidity contracts to the blockchain with a single command.
Multiple Solidity Files Support: Deploy complex contracts with multiple .sol files.
QR Code Generation: Generate a QR code for your deployed contract's CeloScan or EtherScan URL after successful deployment.
Template System: Kickstart your contract development with pre-built templates.
AI Assisted Constructor Argument Suggestion: Users no longer have to be confused on how best to format their Constructor Arguments. Every deploy instance now come to helpful suggestion on what your constructor argument should be based on your Solidty Codes
AI Defender: OathStone now comes built in with a powerful AI Defender that checks your conde for best practices and gives suggestions on how to improve it. It also checks to see if your code does not have any vulnerability that may cost you dearly when you deploy to Mainnet. With OathStone you can now be sure those line of code does or does not meet global standards

You can find the project on Github at github.com/seekersapp2013/oathston...

And on NPM Registry at npmjs.com/package/oathstone?active...

I am looking for feedback and Contributors. Kindly reach me at graderng@gmail.com

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Med Marrouchi

Hi everyone!

I created a project called Hexabot. It's an open-source chatbot solution that allows you to create and manage AI-powered, multi-channel, and multilingual chatbots.

Visit : github.com/hexastack/hexabot

Hexabot is built with a powerful combination of technologies: a React/Next.js frontend, a NestJS API, and a Python NLU engine, making it easy to customize and expand. The visual editor and plugin system make building custom chat flows a breeze!

Right now, I'm adding some issues to get more people involved—perfect for Hacktoberfest! Come join us, contribute, and let's make Hexabot even better together 🎉

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Bobby Iliev
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Thomas Bnt

Awesome!

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Jeffrey Aven

Cloud analytics, DevOps and IaC tool - github.com/stackql/stackql main project is in Golang, but we have related projects in Python, JavaScript, TypeScript (Node and Deno), as well OpenAPI and SQL

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Ifeanyi Idiaye

My project is a repository that shows how to build Python Gradio applications in R. Take a look below:

github.com/Ifeanyi55/Gradio-in-R

Would welcome contributions of Gradio applications built in R.

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Domenico Tenace

Hello!
Astro Minimal is my project 😄
It is an open source blog template build with Astro and Bulma 🚀

Link: github.com/DomeT99/astro-minimal

Happy coding ⭐

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Thomas Bnt

Ooh love Astro ♥️

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Manuel Alférez Ruiz

I'm excited to announce Flowinance 🎉, a finance management tool built with Next.js, Supabase, and integrated with ChatGPT for automatic transaction categorization! You can try it out with a demo account!

Features:
📊 Expense and income tracking: Analyze your spending trends in real time.
📤 Upload files: Automatically import transactions in CSV format.
🤖 AI Integration: Automatic transaction categorization and file cleaning.
📥 Manual uploads: Add transactions one by one.
🔑 Secure authentication: Data protected with Supabase.
🛡️ End-to-end encryption: Your information is completely inaccessible to us.
🧩 Open to contributions!

💻 Check it out:
GitHub: Repo
I'm looking for contributors to improve UI/UX 🎨 and add new features 🔧. Feel free to star the repo ⭐ and contribute! Let’s build something great together! 💪

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Thomas Bnt

🎉

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Clayton Kehoe

Please consider contributing to the config-file-validator project. We had an incredible #hacktoberfest experience last October with 20+ merged Pull Requests.

We've gone through the issues and marked some with the #hacktoberfest label. Feel free to create a new issue if you see a new feature you'd like to implement.

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Paul

I created a WordPress theme for personal use, called Ankur.
github.com/peiche/ankur

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GreenestGoat

Lamp - a curated collection of open-source web assets for developers.
plastic-lamp.netlify.app/

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Gurkirat Singh

I am building a vector calculation library in C++. I call it firefly.

Check it out and let me know your views. And also feel free to contribute to it.

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A standalone C++ Library for vectors calculations

Firefly

Firefly is a header-only standalone C++ vector calculation library. It performs basic arithmetic operations on vectors and introduces utility functions for advanced functionalities. The library supports templates with arithmetic type precision, and currently, it is only available on CPU systems.

The library was designed to help people learn C++ and its concepts. It's a simple implementation, but it's a good place to start if you want to learn more about linear algebra and C++

Features

Firefly is loaded with a bunch of cool features designed to make your vector calculations a breeze:

Core Features

  • Header-Only: Simply include the header files and you're good to go! No need to worry about linking libraries.
  • Template Support: Works seamlessly with various arithmetic types (e.g., int, float, double) and even complex numbers (std::complex).
  • Arithmetic Operations Perform basic arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, and scaling on your vectors effortlessly.

Advanced Functionalities

  • Geometric Calculations: Compute…
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Buzzpy 💡

Dev Encyclopedia: An encyclopedia for developers!
Add new terms, or improve existing ones.
GitHub: Buzzpy / Dev Encyclopedia

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Agnilonda PAKOU

GitHub logo agnilondapakou / helloWorld

Hello world is an Open Source project for programming beginners. It consists in providing a program that returns the “Hello World” message in the programming language you know.

helloWorld

Hello world is an Open Source project for programming beginners. It consists in providing a program that returns the “Hello World” message in the programming language you know.

List of available languages:

  1. Python
  2. Javascript
  3. Solidity
  4. C
  5. C++
  6. C#
  7. PHP
  8. Assembly
  9. HTML
  10. Dart
  11. COBOL
  12. GDScript
  13. Java
  14. Bash
  15. Go
  16. Typescript
  17. Rust
  18. Zig
  19. Kotlin
  20. Swift
  21. Lua
  22. Brainfuck
  23. R
  24. Cairo
  25. Xamarin
  26. Perl
  27. Prolog
  28. Ruby
  29. Azle

Table of Contents

Introduction

The "Hello World" project is a common first step for beginners learning a new programming language. This repository gathers implementations of the "Hello World" message in multiple languages to demonstrate different syntax and language features.

Installation

  1. Clone the repository:
    git clone https://github.com/agnilondapakou/helloWorld.git
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  2. Navigate to the directory of the language you wish to try.

Usage

To run a "Hello World" program:

  1. Navigate to the specific language folder.
  2. Run the code using the appropriate compiler or interpreter.

Example in Python:

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Thomas Bnt

Oh wrong link, the good is

GitHub logo Avaiga / taipy

Turns Data and AI algorithms into production-ready web applications in no time.

Hacktoberfest_clickable

Build Python Data & AI web applications

From simple pilots to production-ready web applications in no time.
No more compromise on performance, customization, and scalability

Go beyond existing libraries


📚 Explore the docs
🫱🏼‍🫲🏼 Discord support
👀 Demos & Examples

 

⭐️ What's Taipy?

Taipy is designed for data scientists and machine learning engineers to build data & AI web applications.  

⭐️ Enables building production-ready web applications.
⭐️ No need to learn new languages. Only Python is needed.
⭐️ Concentrate on Data and AI algorithms without development and deployment complexities.

 

Taipy is a Two-in-One Tool for UI Generation and Scenario/Data Management


User Interface Generation Scenario and Data Management
Interface Animation Back-End Animation

 

✨ Key Features

Scenario Banner Back-End Animation Back-End Animation

 

⚙️ Quickstart

To install Taipy stable release run:

pip install taipy
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To install Taipy on a Conda Environment or from source, please refer to the Installation Guide.
To get started with Taipy, please refer to the Getting Started Guide

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Bruno Ciccarino λ

I made a unit testing framework called sheepy, I accept pr's Sheepy - python unittest framework

sheepy

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Hari Lamichhane

ReactJS Components: animata.design

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Estee Tey

Webapp to generate customizable qr codes easily
github.com/lyqht/mini-qr

Looking for some help on small features and also image encoding/svg output issues!

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Antonio | CEO at Litlyx.com

Litlyx, Cookie-less analytics Solution. Setup in 30 seconds. Open-Source & Self-hostable.
LP: Litlyx LP
OSS: Github

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skllzrmy

github.com/skullzarmy/shadcn-exten...

a collection of shadcn components and UIs, open to PRs!

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Alizay Yousfzai

hi there if any one is a web dev and wants to contribute so reach me i got repositories that can be help full for u guys to contribute best of luck

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