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Hacktoberfest 2020 — Who's looking for contributors?

dev.to staff on September 17, 2020

Update 10/2/20: If you’d like your project to be eligible for Hacktoberfest contributions, you must classify it as a Hacktoberfest Project. Hac...
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Amruta Ranade • Edited

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...

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Yash_Jaiswal

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.

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lex

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!

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Obioma Osuagwu

I am excited to participate in the Cockroachdb challenge.
I hope to turn it in on time.
Thanks for the encouragement
Regards
@justobioma

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Katie Raby

Thank you for posting this! I'm delighted to have contributed to open source for the first time this evening. Thanks for the opportunity.

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Amruta Ranade

Congratulations on your first contribution! Merged the PR!!

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Jaye Hernandez • Edited

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

GitHub logo jayehernandez / letra-extension

Passively learn a new language every time you open a new tab

Title

Hey there! This repository is currently on VACATION MODE 🏝

⚠️ Commenting and opening issues or PRs won't be allowed for a while. You can still fork the repo, leave a star, and use the extension. Just taking a break from maintaining this repo, back soon. For any urgent concerns, feel free to reach out to me on Twitter. Thank you!

Version Documentation Maintenance License: MIT Twitter: jayehernandez_

Passively learn a new language every time you open a new tab.

Letra - Passively learn a new language every time you open a new tab | Product Hunt Embed

Download Chrome Extension

Main Screenshot

Features

  • New word everyday
  • Listen to the word in the chosen language
  • New inspirational quote about learning
  • Dark Interface

🌎 Supported Languages

  • 🇿🇦 Afrikaans
  • 🇸🇦 Arabic
  • 🇧🇩 Bangla
  • 🇧🇷 Brazilian Portuguese
  • 🇨🇳 Chinese (Simplified)
  • 🇹🇼 Chinese (Traditional)
  • 🇭🇷 Croatian
  • 🇳🇱 Dutch
  • 🇵🇭 Filipino
  • 🇫🇷 French
  • 🇩🇪 German
  • 🇬🇷 Greek
  • 🇮🇳 Hindi
  • 🇮🇹 Italian
  • 🇮🇩 Indonesian
  • 🇯🇵 Japanese
  • 🇰🇷 Korean
  • 🇵🇱 Polish
  • 🇷🇺 Russian
  • 🇪🇸 Spanish
  • 🇸🇪 Swedish
  • 🇮🇳 Tamil
  • 🇹🇭 Thai




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Vaibhav Khulbe

💯% recommended for beginners 🔥

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Jaye Hernandez

Thanks Vaibhav!! 🤩

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Anna

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!

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Jaye Hernandez

Thank you for the kind words, Anna! Looking forward to your contribution this Hacktoberfest!

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Rahil Sarvaiya

This is my first shot at Hacktoberfest, looking forward to contribute here 🙌🏻

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Jaye Hernandez

Will be waiting for your contribution! 🥳

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dennislwm

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

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Jaye Hernandez

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. :)

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Maria Belan-Crawford

This is a great project!! Definitely beginner friendly. Thanks for posting it here!

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Jaye Hernandez

Thank you for contributing as well! 😊

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Agustín • Edited

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.

GitHub logo 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

npm install react-native-use-styles --save

Usage

Using styles

import useStyles from './my-namespaced-styles';
const component = ()  {
  const s = useStyles();
  return (
    <Text styles={s`.global .namespaced`}>
      Hello World
    </Text>
  );
}

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

import { GlobalStyles } from 'react-native-use-styles';

GlobalStyles({
  global: 'flex:1 fx:dir:row'
});

We are using aliases or shortcuts to define our styles. This is equivalent to do:

import { GlobalStyles } from
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David Dal Busco

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.

GitHub logo deckgo / deckdeckgo

The web open source editor for presentations

DeckDeckGo logo

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. 📱


Website Website GitHub release Chat on Slack Tweet


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

Project Version Online Links Changelog
Studio version deckdeckgo.com README CHANGELOG
Remote control version deckdeckgo.app README CHANGELOG
Documentation version docs.deckdeckgo.com README CHANGELOG
Demo version demo.deckdeckgo.com Repo CHANGELOG

Web Components

Project Package Version Links
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WangXiangUSTC • Edited

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:

  • Code enhancement
  • Documents
  • Test cases

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.

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Bruno Vezoli

github.com/rootstrap/exception_hunter written in Ruby and always looking for new contributions/ideas 😉

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Derek Crosson

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.

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Bruno Vezoli

Sure just comment that you’ll be working on it and if you need any help just ping me!

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Derek Crosson

Awesome! Thanks, Bruno :)

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Kalil de Lima • Edited

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...

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mpisani

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!

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Andrew Brown 🇨🇦

#100DaysOfCloud needs your help

Our community is about providing support and a personal network when learning cloud computing. We have multiple open-source projects that need volunteers.

The Challenge

  1. Read about the challenge and register at #100DaysOfCloud.com
  2. Join the Discord Channel
  3. Copy the 100DaysOfCloud/100DaysOfCloud Journey Template
  4. Use the Micro, Short or Long Day Journey Template and document your day-to-day progress.
  5. Update your main README to link back to your Day Journey article
  6. If you need ideas go to #100DaysOfCloudIdeas

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

  • ☁️ 1 > My First Day
  • ☁️ 2 &gt
  • ☁️ 3 &gt
  • ☁️ 4 &gt
  • ☁️ 5 &gt…

Join our Discord and message us in the #100-days-volunteers channel

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Robin Gagnon • Edited

Anyone is welcome to contribute to vimcolorschemes.com 🎉

The work is mostly frontend, but there is stuff to do on the data fetching side of the project for more advanced users. I'm also looking for feedback and improvements to the documentation.

Frontend stack:

  • Gatsby (React)
  • JavaScript
  • Scss
  • MongoDB
  • Jest

Data is fetched and generated with the following techs:

  • Python
  • VimScript
  • MongoDB

There are already some issues that can be worked on right away, and I'm preparing more for October 1st.

GitHub logo reobin / vimcolorschemes

Find the best vim color schemes around

vimcolorschemes logo

Find the best vim color schemes around

visitors stars version license All contributors

Gatsby React JavaScript Scss Jest MongoDB

demo light theme demo dark theme

Welcome 🎉

vimcolorschemes is a small constellation of projects working on the common goal of building the ultimate resource for vim users to find the perfect color scheme for their development environment.

The focus here is always on the content. The simple design of the website makes the color schemes the focal point of every page. Speed and accessibility are also part of the core mission of vimcolorschemes.

Key features 🚀

  • Daily updated list of hundreds of vim color scheme repositories
  • Awesome vim (or arrows) key bindings to quickly navigate through the whole site

Get Involved

vimcolorschemes is aimed to be a collaborative project, and you are invited to help. All types of involvement are welcome!

Developers, check out the development guide to start writing code and contribute.

Issues

Bugs and feature requests are welcome. Make sure to follow the issue…




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Jérémie Astor

Gonna check this repo 😄

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Corentin • Edited

Sharing Pizzly - github.com/Bearer/Pizzly

GitHub logo 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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Sygmei

Hello Hacktoberfestians :) !

ÖbEngine
I'm working on a 2D game engine using Lua for scripting !
The engine is still in alpha but there is already some games made with it :)
I've been working on it for more than 6 years and I'll keep working on it to provide the best and easiest 2D game engine ever to the gamedev community (that's my goal at least) !
There is a lot of issues flagged with Hacktoberfest you can help out with (see in the links).

What can I help with ?
🖌️ Helping with the Engine's Canvas system
🤖 Helping with the Android port of ÖbEngine
🕸️ Helping with the HTML5 port of ÖbEngine
🍎 Helping with the iOS port of ÖbEngine
🐧 Helping with creation of Linux packages
⚙️ Improving the CI/CD pipeline of ÖbEngine
🎨 Helping with designing the brand new UI for ÖbEngine (UI/UX)
🏓 Help with the Networking part of ÖbEngine
🎮 Create games with ÖbEngine and give your feedback
❓ Have another idea to help improve the engine ? Go ahead and talk about it with us on Discord or create an issue !

Links
🌐 ÖbEngine Website : obengine.io
💬 ÖbEngine Discord : discord.gg/32CamB8
🌳 ÖbEngine's GitHub : github.com/Sygmei/ObEngine
🎃 Hacktoberfest Issues : github.com/Sygmei/ObEngine/issues?...

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me on the ÖbEngine Discord server :)

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Junxiao Shi

Every Hacktoberfest, I go to github.com/DefinitelyTyped/Definit... and submit a few more type definitions.
Each takes me less than an hour, and greatly benefits the TypeScript development experience for rest of the year.

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Mithil Poojary

Hello! 👋
I am Mithil.
And I present to you... Mitype!

GitHub logo Mithil467 / mitype

Typing speed test in terminal

Mitype

Typing Speed Test in Terminal


Mitype is a program to test (and hence improve) your typing speed right from the ease of your terminal.

Written completely in python with no external dependencies!

Main Features

  • 🖥️ Cross-platform
  • 🎦 See your replay
  • 🐍 Supports Python 2 and 3
  • 📝 Choose custom text input
  • 🅰️ 6000 text samples
  • 🌈 Colored texts

🔧 Install

Mitype can be easily installed by:

pip install mitype

📈 Usage

Once installed, you can run it simply as:

mitype

You can also customize each run by specifying the following options as:

  • -f FILENAME, --file FILENAME Uses contents of file as sample text.
  • -d N, --difficulty N N can be in range [1, 5] with 1 being the easiest. This decides the length of the text.
  • -i ID, --id ID ID can be in range [1, 6000].

You can quit mitype anytime by pressing the ESC




I would really love to have your contributions to it!
It is really easy to work with, and just requires knowledge of python and no extra modules. All modules used are in-built. I have set up some issues that you can help me with! And I plan to add more if things go well :)

Do try it out and let me know feedback and new feature ideas! ✌️

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Anna

Your project seems very cool and I'm interested in contributing. I've never worked on a command line tool before, do you have any documentation or guides for how to set up your project locally for development purposes? Thanks! :D

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Mithil Poojary • Edited

Hi Anna 👋
Thanks for your interest! The instructions you are looking for are given inside BUILD.md. I realised that build document wasn't mentioned anywhere in the contribution guideline. I've added the link there as well now :)

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Anna

Perfect, thank you!

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Arpit Mohan

We are looking for contributors at Appsmith.

Appsmith is the only open source low alternative to low-code builders like PowerApps, Salesforce Lightning Platform etc. It's the quickest way to build customizable admin panels & dashboards by connecting to custom APIs or databases.

Frontend Stack: JS/React

Backend Stack: Java

GitHub logo appsmithorg / appsmith

A low code way to build dashboards, workflows, forms, and any internal tool.

Appsmith.com logo

Appsmith


A low code way to build internal tools.

The only open source alternative to MSFT Power Apps, Salesforce Lightning platform, Service Now platform, Quickbase, Retool, Forest Admin, and many more.

GitHub release Website Chat on Discord Docs

Built with empathy, not just ❤︎


Appsmith is a fast, easy, and secure way to build any custom internal tools. Here's how you build something:

  1. Create a page using pre-built UI components like table, charts, map viewers and forms.
  2. Connect the UI components to any REST API or databases like MySQL, Postgres, and MongoDB. Write any logic in JS.
  3. Deploy the interal tool to a custom URL and invite users to sign in with their Google acounts.

Do all this without depending on multiple UI libraries, coding authentication logic or writing any DB or API integrations. See the looped gif below to see how something gets built on Appsmith. It might remind you of Visual Basic.

UI Builder Demo


Demo Video

In the lead up to Hacktoberfest, we are also running a bug bounty program "Above Beyond". Check out the the details 👇

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l222p

Any bugs on backend for newbies?

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Arpit Mohan

Hey @l222p , thanks for your interest in Appsmith!

Yes, there's quite a few issues that new contributors can tackle on the backend as well. Can you give me a few days to file & tag them in the repository?

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l222p

Sure!

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Mateusz Jarzyna • Edited

Appsmith lookS awesome! I will help you

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Eldad A. Fux

All level devs are more than welcome to contribute to Appwrite (github.com/appwrite/appwrite). You can help us with both backend, ops, and client stuff.

We could also use help with creating demo, tutorials and integrations for different frameworks and platforms like: React JS, Angular, Vue, Svetle and Flutter.

We also need some help with Docker image optimisation and conversion of images to Alpine as base image.

We give cool swags to all contributors 🤩

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Sumit Datta

Hi Eldan, I have worked with Alpine to build Docker images before and I need it now for my own project too (link). So I can take that work of conversion. I am going to look around your product to get an idea beforehand.

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Saif

We have some of the code samples for the developer community who refer to on regular basis. So we picked up small tasks like refactoring and reorganising sample app codes for especially for beginners to make quick Pull requests.

Find Freshworks Samples App repository and dive into issues.

If you prefer a bit more challenging tasks, look out for tags those don't have good first issue tag. We are hoping to help at least 100 developers make PRs to be one among first 10 PRs in their career this Hacktoberfest 2020.

GitHub logo freshworks / marketplace-sample-apps

Collection of Freshworks sample apps demonstrating various platform features (App Lifecycle events, Data APIs, Event APIs, Interface APIs, Data storage, OAuth, Serverless, and much more). https://developers.freshdesk.com



Freshworks Sample Apps

Sample Apps in this repository demonstrate features of our developer platform. Any app that you build will be run as part of the in-product experience. Join us in crafting those experiences.

The App development for any Freshworks product follows a common pattern. Which implies once an app built for one product will be similar to another with very few changes required.

Explore Tutorials

Setting up environment

  1. Install NVM
    • Instructions for Mac
    • For Windows
      • Download
      • Extract the installer from nvm-setup.zip listed under Assets.
  2. Install Node 10.18.1
  3. Install command line tool - FDK

Overall references

Products App SDK API Description
Freshdesk Documentation Reference Customer Support Software
Freshservice Documentation Reference IT service management software
Freshchat App Quickstart Web SDK Customer messaging software
Freshsales Documentation Reference Sales CRM software
Freshcaller Documentation Reference Call center software
Freshteam Documentation Reference Smart HR software

✍️ Resources

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Muhammad Uzair

I would say i don't get it, what is this all about. But i will look into this later 🙌

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Saif

That's very fair impression Uzair. So I though, to write my first blog on dev.to elaborating an answer to it.

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Thomas Bnt ☕

I'm readyyy 🙌🏼

I search contributors for the Awesome Web Monetization repository. I you already know what is the Web Monetization, this is great ! Add your tool(s), nice project(s), post(s) and tutorial(s). Feel free to contribute 😄

For users who not know what is that, you have this website for a demonstration 😊

GitHub logo thomasbnt / awesome-web-monetization

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

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imagekitio

Hello 👋

Hacktoberfest 2020 has started, and the ImageKit team is excited to have you contribute to our projects. Register at the Hacktoberfest site, so you can get your t-shirt!

We offer a forever free plan for the community, and 20000+ developers use ImageKit.io to resize and optimize images in real-time.

What to Work On?

We have prepared a list of beginner-friendly issues to work on so you can get your feet wet in contributing to open-source projects. There are several repositories in different programming languages that you can contribute to:

Client-side SDKs

Server-side SDKs

Get started

  • Find an issue labeled with hacktoberfest or good first issue to work on. If you find one that looks interesting and no one else is already working on it, comment on the issue that you are going to work on it.
  • Start hacking!
  • Create a pull request 🎉

What you can expect from us

  • Maintainers will be reviewing PRs, with the aim of including as many as possible in our releases and documentation.
  • If you have any questions, please create an issue in the relevant repository. We are happy to help.

Things that are ALWAYS welcome

  • Adding test cases
  • Improving documentation
  • Improving error handling and error messages
  • Improved logging (i.e., more clear, more beautiful)
  • Performance or security improvements
  • Educational content like blogs, videos, courses

If there's some other way you'd like to contribute, start a discussion by creating an issue in the relevant repository.

Resources

Good luck and happy Hacktoberfest!

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Mark Waite

The Jenkins project would love to have Hacktoberfest contributions. Choose an area that interests you and start contributing.

If you're not sure what interests you most, consider:

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Eddie Jaoude

Our community has many welcoming and inclusive projects with people willing to help and pair with you, from frontend to backend bots to GitHub Actions!

We have access to GitHub Beta features to play with too in our organisation, which you can also join for practice and help your profile stand out.

We do live streams on YouTube too, to help people with open source, come and say "hi" :)

eddiejaoudecommunity.github.io
github.com/EddieJaoudeCommunity
youtube.com/eddiejaoude

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Torsten Dittmann

I have 2 projects which I am preparing for the Hacktoberfest.

Both repositories offer tasks from simple (translations, UI, HTML templates, ...) to more complex (text analysis, data processing, ...).

I will be available for any questions throughout the Hacktoktoberfest and will be happy to help you with any problems you might have.

Stack:

  • Javascript
  • SCSS
  • Svelte
  • EJS
  • Electron
  • Capacitor

GitHub logo TorstenDittmann / OmniaWrite

A text editor engineered for creative writing.

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omniawrite


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OmniaWrite

A text editor engineered for creative writing.
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About OmniaWrite

OmniaWrite is a next-generation plain text editor engineered for creative writing. It is perfect for writing novels, lyrics, poems, essays, drafts and screenplays.

Writing a good story is one of the most challenging things in life. But for many it is a dream worth pursuing.

OmniaWrite doesn't help you create a novel out of nothing, but is a faithful companion at every step of your projects. Organisation, environment for concentrated work, export to all common file formats and much more.

Full Featured Text Editor

Everything you need. Nothing you don’t.

Chapters and Scenes

Write in chapters and scenes to give your text more structure and add manageability. You can move and rearrange scenes at will without having to…

GitHub logo TorstenDittmann / omnia-ebook-generator

Node.js ebook generator using Embedded JavaScript templating.

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omnia-ebook-generator

Node.js ebook generator using Embedded JavaScript templating.

This library is built with ❤︎ and used by OmniaWrite and contributors

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Features

  • easy to use: simple to generator
  • clean output: every template meets the EPUB requirements
  • templates: template system powered by EJS
  • small api: with only 3 methods and a single constructor there's not much to learn

Installation

npm i omnia-ebook-generator
# or
yarn add omnia-ebook-generator

How to use

const EBook = require("omnia-ebook-generator");
const ebook = new EBook({
      title: "Title of the book", // Title
      description: "Description of the book.", // Description
      publisher: "Publisher", // Publisher
      author: "H.P. Lovecraft", // Author
      lang: "en" //2-char language code
      cover: {
        extension: "png", // File extension
        type: "image/png", // Media type
        data: "iVBORw....." //
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Ronaldo Hoch

Of course i'll help!

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Adrienne Tacke

👋 Hi Hacktoberfest Fans! Adrienne from MongoDB here :)

MongoDB is joining in on the fun and has several ways you can get involved! Check it out:

⚡ Contribute to one of our repos:

We are focusing our efforts around O-FISH, the open source mobile application that helps WildAid patrol for illegal fishing and keep our oceans pristine.

Check out the 4 repositories you can contribute to:

GitHub logo WildAid / o-fish-web

Web application for the Officer's Fishery Information Sharing Hub (O-FISH). The web app allows agencies to gain insights from the aggregated information gathered during a routine vessel inspection (submitted via the web app).

GitHub logo WildAid / o-fish-realm

Realm application code and sample data for the Officer's Fishery Information Sharing Hub (O-FISH). The mobile app allows fisheries officers to document and share critical information gathered during a routine vessel inspection. The web app allows agencies to gain insights from the aggregated information.

GitHub logo WildAid / o-fish-android

Android app for the Officer's Fishery Information Sharing Hub (O-FISH). The mobile app allows fisheries officers to document and share critical information gathered during a routine vessel inspection.

GitHub logo WildAid / o-fish-ios

iOS app for the Officer's Fishery Information Sharing Hub (O-FISH). The mobile app allows fisheries officers to document and share critical information gathered during a routine vessel inspection.

⚡ Recommend an open source project (or one of your own!):

We will also be featuring other community open source projects that utilize MongoDB Solutions including mongod, Atlas, and Realm to help members of the community find the right opportunity to contribute and earn their shirt! If YOU have an open source project that you'd like others to contribute to that uses MongoDB in some way, comment on this post!

⚡ Earn limited edition MongoDB Community Forum badges:

We will also be awarding forum badges to community members who complete Hacktoberfest and a special “O-FISH Contributor” badge to any community member who helps improve #o-fish by submitting a pull request with improvements, bug fixes, or documentation enhancements.

⚡ Join our virtual kickoff event:

We're starting the party with a virtual kickoff event on October 6th! Join us to get more info on all things Hacktoberfest and MongoDB.

⚡ Keep an eye out for Hacktoberfest Twitch streams:

Throughout the month of October, we'll have dedicated Hacktoberfest streams! This is a great way to ask us questions directly, learn about how to contribute, and to see the cool things your peers are building! Follow us on Twitch so you don't miss any of the action!

Check out the full details on MongoDB + Hacktoberfest in our $weeklyUpdate!

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Jennifer Tran

COVID Can I Do It is an evidence-based online tool to help people better understand their risk of COVID-19 doing daily activities while social distancing.

✨ We are actively looking for contributors of all levels! ✨

Frontend: VueJS with Vuex, Vuetify for UI
Database: Google Firebase Realtime Database

If you want to find out more about the project, please check out our README and CONTRIBUTING.md.

All open issues are up for grabs and we've also marked some issues with the Hacktoberfest label!

Happy hacking! 💻 🎃

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Daniel Kantor

LibreLingo 🐢🌍📚️, is looking for contributors!

GitHub logo kantord / LibreLingo

🐢 🌎 📚 an experiment to create a community driven language-learning platform

Build status This project is using Percy.io for visual regression testing. BCH compliance David

LibreLingo

an experiment to create a community-driven language-learning platform

Start learning!Chat with us!Become a contributor!Why I built LibreLingo

Project goal

My goal is to start a community-driven language-learning platform that gives it's users and contributors a way to influence its future and adapt it to special requirements.

To achieve that, I release all source code under the AGPLv3 free software license, which guarantees end users the freedom to run, study, share, and modify the software.

In addition to licensing the software under a free software license, the course content will be decoupled from the software itself, and the development of AGPLv3 or public domain course content will be encouraged. This should allow course developers to retain the freedom to choose how they use their work.

Once course content is properly decoupled from the software, it should be possible to experiment with alternative ways of…




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Devesh Sawant • Edited

If you are interested in learning about React and contibuting to displaying a map faster, you can check out WeatherMan React. Site can be checked out on ghpages.
New contributors are welcome!
Look at the issues here github.com/dsaw/weatherman-react/i....

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Adrian PHilip Rios

hello, this is my first time to participate, I will try to work on your repo.
Is hacktoberfest label a requirement for my pull request to be valid for this event?

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Bobby Iliev

Tails is a (no-config) copy'n paste library of templates and components hand-crafted using TailwindCSS.

Feel free to contribute on GitHub 💚

GitHub logo thedevdojo / tails

Tails is a (no-config) copy'n paste library of templates and components crafted using TailwindCSS

💡 Introduction

Tails is a (no-config) copy'n paste library of hand-crafted templates and components built in TailwindCSS.

ℹ️ Note

Starting the 13th October. Tails will be restricting contributions for a week, to handle the backlog off pull requests.

🔗 Links

Usage

It's pretty simple to use any of these components or templates in your project. Any component you wish to use can be copied and pasted into your own project. Visit the Components page to view the components and view the source code. Additionally, you can view the Templates and simply copy and paste these templates into your own project.

🤲 Contributing

🍿  Watch the quick 5 minute video below where you'll learn how to add a component to this repo.

If you are contributing, please read the contributing file before submitting your pull requests.




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Paul Scanlon • Edited

GitHub logo PaulieScanlon / mdx-embed

Embed 3rd party media content in MDX - no import required 🧽

MDX Embed logo

github-stars npm circle-ci build codecov

MDX Embed

MDX Embed allows you to easily embed popular 3rd party media content such as YouTube videos, Tweets, Instagram posts and many more straight into your .mdx - no import required!

🚀 Getting started

mdx-embed.com/

There are a number of way to use mdx-embed. Head over to the docs site for more information on the current packages:

📦 npm packages


🕺 Core Team

If you're using mdx-embed in your project we'd love to hear from you!


❤️ Contributors

Thanks to everyone who has contributed so far!




Hey all, I have a little MDX related project called MDX Embed, repo here: mdx-embed

We're actively seeking contributors to help with React Unit tests and Cypress integration tests:

If you're interested in contributing we've created an Umbrella Issue on the repo which should contain everything you need to get started...

...and for everything else, feel free to find me on twitter @pauliescanlon

Testing Umbrella Issue - Hacktoberfest #71

⛱️ Testing Umbrella Issue - Hacktoberfest

The time is right. We're now on to the last leg of the migration and something i never got round to in the old repo was adding a test suite.

📌 TODO

Tasks for us to complete before others can get involved are:

🚀 Getting Started

If you're interested in helping out with tests and taking part in Hacktoberfest please comment below and let us know if it's the unit or integration test you'd like to tackle.

We'll then assign your username/name to the issue and add you next to the component in the list below to try and avoid duplication.

🤝 Contributing

Before you start have a read of: CONTRIBUTING.md

(TODO) video for how to get started.

🎁 As a thank you

We know it's not much but if you would like to contribute and your PR is successfully merged we'll send you out a super cool limited edition MDX Embed sticker. If you're comfortable sharing your address you can email me pauliescanlon@gmail.com

🧪 The two tests

There's two different types of tests we'd like contributors to focus on, they are at the moment fairly simple tests. There is every chance contributors with more expertise in testing will advise on what should or shouldn't be tested.

I'm open to suggestions but at the very least each component will have the below which will get us to a stable 1.0.0 release

  • Unit test (Testing Library / React)
  • Integration test (Cypress)

Issues

There's an issue for each component and named appropriately: e.g: Please check the issues in GitHub to see which tests are currently open or in progress

  • codepen-unit-test
  • codepen-integration-test

Each issue will be assigned the "Hacktoberfest" and perhaps the "good first issue" label?

# Acceptance Criteria

Unit Test

Unit tests are co-located e.g: packages/mdx-embed/src/components/codepen.test.tsx ... and here's a brief explanation of how we're writing unit tests

  • It will have a data-testid that is the name of the component e.g: data-testid="codepen" - observe directory name for clues on what the data-testid should be
  • It will have a data-testid attribute on the top level DOM node or iframe
  • it will have at least one test for it renders the component
  • It will have the correct file extension for the test file: e.g .test.tsx

Integration Test

Integration tests are located at cypress/integration/codepen.spec.js ... and here's a brief explanation about how we're currently writing integration tests

  • it will have at least one test which asserts if embed providers specific DOM are not undefined
  • It will have the correct file extension for the test file: e.g .spec.js

Unit Test Assignment List 👩‍💻👨‍💻

  • [ ] Airtable
  • [ ] Buzzprout
  • [ ] Cinnamon
  • [x] CodePen - @pauliescanlon
  • [ ] CodeSandbox
  • [ ] Egghead
  • [ ] Flickr
  • [x] Gist - @remiroyc
  • [x] GeneralObserver - @pauliescanlon
  • [ ] Instagram
  • [ ] Lbry
  • [x] MDXEmbedProvider - @pauliescanlon
  • [ ] Pinterest
  • [ ] Simplecast
  • [ ] SoundCloud
  • [x] Spotify - @remiroyc
  • [ ] Strava
  • [ ] TikTok
  • [ ] Twitch
  • [ ] Twitter
  • [ ] Vimeo
  • [x] Wikipedia - @remiroyc
  • [x] YouTube - @remiroyc

Integration Test Assignment List 👩‍💻👨‍💻

  • [ ] Airtable
  • [ ] Buzzprout
  • [ ] Cinnamon
  • [x] CodePen - @pauliescanlon
  • [ ] CodeSandbox
  • [ ] Egghead
  • [ ] Flickr
  • [ ] Gist
  • [ ] Instagram
  • [ ] Lbry
  • [ ] Pinterest
  • [ ] Simplecast
  • [ ] SoundCloud
  • [ ] Spotify
  • [ ] Strava
  • [ ] TikTok
  • [ ] Twitch
  • [ ] Twitter
  • [ ] Vimeo
  • [ ] Wikipedia
  • [ ] YouTube
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Pascal Dennerly

Hey all, I have a tiny handful of projects that take contributions very gladly:

github.com/dnnrly/abbreviate
github.com/dnnrly/httpref
github.com/dnnrly/s3backup
github.com/dnnrly/paragraphical

They are all Go CLI tools and packages that are small enough to fit in your head and add something to in an evening.

Beginners very much welcome, positively encouraged even.

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Shreyas Patil • Edited

If you're Android Developer then can work on following issues:

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Gabe Kangas

Hey all! We're building an open source, self-hosted alternative to the centralized live video streaming providers. We would love for you to come say hi, and see if there's anything that jives with your interests.

Are you a live streamer? Would you like to work on, or are curious about video+chat projects? Owncast is something extremely relevant in today's lockdown & stream culture. We're building something that people can use to pull themselves away from the social media gatekeepers, so they can control their live streaming content themselves.

GitHub logo owncast / owncast

Take control over your live stream video by running it yourself. Streaming + chat out of the box.


Logo

Take control over your content and stream it yourself
Explore the docs »

View Demo · FAQ Report Bug

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About The Project

In 2020 the world changed when everyone become stuck in their homes, looking for creative outlets to share their art, skills and themselves from inside their bedroom.

This created an explosion of live streaming on Facebook Live, YouTube Live, Instagram, and Twitch. These services provided everything they needed, an easy way to live stream to the world, and a chat for users to be a part of their community.

But in a world where many were previously finding ways to rely on the big internet service companies less, the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic made everyone run right back…




Our tech stack:

  • Golang backend
  • Preact frontend
  • HLS video

Some features we're starting on just now:

Our docs are available at owncast.online.

We pride ourselves on being super easy to get up and running, so if you want to help out on any features or fixes you can do it without a lot of hassle.

Example server is up at goth.land. Hope to meet some of you soon!

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Juanjo Aguililla

Hi! for those of you who are looking for a Kotlin project to help in the next Hacktoberfest, I'm sharing with you the tasks you can pick in the Hexagon Toolkit project (you can find more information about the project on the Web page, GitHub organization and the main repository).

If you find the project interesting, you can check the tasks labeled with hacktoberfest in the following boards:

  • Toolkit board: for features and improvements on any toolkit module (like the HTTP server or Template processors).
  • Organization board: for side tasks as the Benchmark and examples.

Once you have found an appealing task, you can read the Contributing Guide with all the details on how to proceed to start working on it. If you would like to take a task, and you find the information incomplete, do not hesitate to contact me for any detail you want or need.

Thanks... And happy coding!!!

GitHub logo hexagonkt / hexagon

Hexagon is a microservices toolkit written in Kotlin. Its purpose is to ease the building of services (Web applications, APIs or queue consumers) that run inside a cloud platform.

Hexagon
Hexagon

The atoms of your platform

GitHub Actions Coverage Maven Central Repository

Home Site | Quick Start | Developer Guide


What is Hexagon

Hexagon is a microservices' toolkit (not a framework) written in Kotlin. Its purpose is to ease the building of server applications (Web applications, APIs or queue consumers) that run inside a cloud platform.

The Hexagon Toolkit provides several libraries to build server applications. These libraries provide single standalone features and are referred to as "Ports".

The main ports are:

  • The HTTP server: supports HTTPS, HTTP/2, mutual TLS, static files (serve and upload), forms processing, cookies, sessions, CORS and more.
  • The HTTP client: which supports mutual TLS, HTTP/2 and cookies among other things.

Each of these features or ports may have different implementations called "Adapters".

Hexagon is designed to fit in applications that conform to the Hexagonal Architecture (also called Clean Architecture or Ports and Adapters Architecture)…

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Rhishikesh

Feel free to contribute to LibreAV

LibreAV is a Free And Open-Source Anti-Malware For Android Using Machine Learning

GitHub logo projectmatris / antimalwareapp

Anti-malware for Android using machine learning

License Info Play Store Info F-Droid Build Status

LibreAV Banner v1.0

A free and open source anti-malware for android using machine learning.

Get it on Google Play

About

LibreAV is an attempt to detect malwares on android devices by utilizing machine learning approach.

Features

  • Real time scanning
  • On device inference
  • Lightweight
  • 100% free and no ads

How it works?

LibreAV uses permissions and intent-filters to detect malicious apps. While scanning, it loads the machine learning model and extracts permissions and intents from the installed applications on the user's device. These extracted features are then fed to the machine learning model in the form of a vector. The machine learning model returns a prediction score between 0 and 1 that denote the degree of maliciousness of the scanned application. We use this score to classify the scanned app into one of the following categories:

  1. Goodware: The prediction score is less than 0.5
  2. Risky: Prediction score between 0.5 and 0.75
  3. Malware: Prediction score is greater than 0.75
  4. Unknown…
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Prafulla Raichurkar

Hello DEVs👩‍💻👨‍💻, Feel free to contribute to some of my open-source projects this Hacktoberfest☃️✨

Express AutoDocs

Purely javascript-based GitHub action which scans and generates documentations from express APIs

GitHub logo Pika1998 / express-autodocs

A GitHub action which automatically generates documentation for your express APIs.



Contributions

💡 Introduction

This action automatically scans for express APIs in your codebase and generates a documentation website


How to add to your workflow

To add this action to your workflow simply modify your workflows main.yml file.

# This is a basic workflow to help you get started with Express AutoDocs Action
name: Express AutoDocs.
# This specifies when the action should occur
on
  push
    branches: [master]

jobs:
  generate_docs_job:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    name: Generating Docs
    steps:
      # this step checks out the master branch of your repo using checkout action.
      - name: Checks out the repository
        id: checksout-repository
        uses: actions/checkout@v2
        with:
          repository: ""
      # this step generates the docs
      - name: Generating Docs.
        id: reading-file
        uses: Pika1998/express-autodocs@v0.0.1
      # Use the output from the `hello` step
      - name: Get the output time
        run

React Native Wifi & Hotspot Wizard

A react native library to integrate Wifi & Hotspot related functionalities in your apps easily.
Would love to have some iOS & Android based contributions here

GitHub logo Pika1998 / react-native-wifi-and-hotspot-wizard

Configure essential Wifi and Hotspot Settings Easily

Cover of React Native Wifi And Hotspot Wizard

Contributions Slack android ios npm Downloads

           

⚙️ Configure both Wifi and Hotspot settings using a single library.

This library also automatically deals with run-time permission management.

Getting Started

Install The Library Using NPM

npm install react-native-wifi-and-hotspot-wizard

Link The Library

react-native link react-native-wifi-and-hotspot-wizard

Usage

import {WifiWizard, HotspotWizard} from 'react-native-wifi-and-hotspot-wizard';
// example 
WifiWizard.turnOnWifi(); // turns on wifi
HotspotWizard.turnOffhotspot(); // turns off hotspot

Refer Official Documentation for detailed usage of all the methods :-

📱 Test Library

To checkout this library before using it you can install WifiAndHotspotWizardDemo.apk

You can also find the code for Example Application over Here

⏱️ CHANGELOG

You can find all the changes made to this library in CHANGELOG.md

😎 CONTRIBUTE

Feel free to contribute to this library, any small addition to this is very much appreciated and welcomed :)

Checkout the CONTRIBUTION Guidelines to get started.

You can start…

Check out my GitHub Profile to view other projects you can contribute to

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Rahil Sarvaiya

Hey, I'm interested in contributing to express-autodocs repository. Any particular bugs or issues that I can target?

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Prafulla Raichurkar

Hey, thanks for showing your interest 😄, I will create labels in the issues section, you can pick any one and start working on it, just let me know in the comments.

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Rahil Sarvaiya

Yeah sure, will check them out.

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Lori Karikari

Blitz.js is a framework for building fullstack React apps and we are participating in Hacktoberfest! We are currently preparing and looking forward to welcoming new contributors to our community. We have several repositories that you can contribute to:

Join our Slack to meet the community.

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Yvonne Allen

github.com/vonage has both front-end and backend SDKs, CLIs, and example projects for contributors(first timers to advanced) of all levels to contribute. We are in the process of labeling our issues now for Hacktoberfest so check us out come October :)

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Micah Lindley

Anyone with experience in stylesheets, we're looking to transition from standard CSS to LESS for our Cordova mobile app as well as add some other functionality; feel free to check out the issues:

GitHub logo Scratch-Client-4 / itchy-cordova

📱 Cordova-based mobile client for Scratch

Itchy

A mobile client (app) for Scratch built with Apache Cordova

Join the chat at https://gitter.im/scratchclient4/ GitHub issues GitHub pull requests GitHub All Releases GitHub release (latest by date)

A screenshot of Itchy

Building

Requirements

First, clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/scratch-client-4/itchy-cordova

Then go into it and install all dependencies:

cd itchy-cordova
npm install

You should see two version numbers appear. Then run the build script:

npm run-script build

It'll build you the runnable source files (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript) in a directory called www. After that you can build the project into an Android package (APK) file:

cordova platform add android
cordova build android --minSdkVersion=22

The last few lines of the output of that command will tell you where the…

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Alba Silvente Fuentes

Hi Micah, I could help with it, I have experience migrating from CSS to other preprocessors and refactoring HTML, but first I want to ask you some questions about it :)

There is a place where I can connect with you? I just follow you here, if you can follow me back we can talk by DM 💜 Thanks in advance!

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Micah Lindley

Sounds good! Also, GitHub is good.

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Michael Berry

Quelea is open source presentation software for churches.

We've a bunch of issues at the moment labelled for Hacktoberfest. If anyone fancies picking one up then please let us know!

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benceh

Join our celebration improve your JS skills and earn your super swag easily (see design below)! Write end-to-end tests using Cypress for different use cases.

get every useful info here and join the celebration:
hacktoberfest.sensenet.com/

super swag design

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Alberto Pérez de Rada Fiol

Tisn would love to welcome some contributors! All the information can be found at:

GitHub logo Tisn / tisn.app

Tisn - The introverts' social network ➡️ Meet people while doing what you enjoy!


Tisn

Tisn - The introverts' social network

Meet people while doing what you enjoy!

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What is tisn.app?

Welcome to the tisn.app (or just Tisn) repository! We are very glad to have you here. If you want to help us make Tisn better, this is definitely the place to be!

The primary objective of Tisn is to try and address the problem of the apparent difficulty that exists to meet people and make new friends on this modern world. To do that, our social network:

  1. Connects people according to their interests
  2. Encourages people to go outside and meet others while doing something that they all enjoy
  3. Is as simple as possible

We try to do all of that while being completely transparent and respecting our users' privacy.

Contributing

We…

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Matt Anderson

Yakety homepage
Yakety is a permanent Hacktoberfest. We build our centralised platform though collaborations both from devs and non-devs that are interested in the platform and people building their own projects atop of it. Come along, register and talk to us about your skills, I guarantee you will be able to contribute no matter what your background (even non-technical people such as marketers, project managers can get involved). Enjoy Hacktoberfest and hope to work with you on some aspect of Yakety soon! Matt

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Sara Miteva

Hi everyone :) We invite you to participate in Microtica’s Hacktoberfest project. Microtica is a DevOps automation platform that covers the entire software delivery process, from setting up a cloud infrastructure to delivering apps and services to the cloud using Kubernetes.

For Hacktoberfest, we need contributions for:

  • Open-source components that developers will use to set up their infrastructure. These components are part of our package that allows developers to use them, forever free.

We’ve created a Slack channel where we can answer questions and discuss anything you find unclear.

To find out more about how the product works, read our documentation. By contributing to this project you help developers around the world to quickly start building their solutions in the cloud.

You can also find out more about how to contribute in our recent dev.to post:

We’re looking forward to your contributions!

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Siddhartha Dhar Choudhury

I would like to present 3 projects:-

1) simC
A dynamically typed high-level syntax for C
Skills: Python, Compiler Design, Web dev
Github: lnkd.in/eKXE8wM
Docs: lnkd.in/enMwkDP

2) PyGeneses
A PyTorch based Deep RL framework to train and study artificial species in bio-inspired environments
Skills: ML/DL, Reinforcement Learning, Web dev, PyGame
Github: lnkd.in/eH7D3Ds
Docs: lnkd.in/emfger8

3) TemplateBuddy
A free platform where users can create their resumes and research papers from templates that we have to offer. In progress.
Skills: HTML, CSS, Javascript, Bootstrap, Flask
Github: lnkd.in/eZPkukj

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Mauro Cicolella

If you are interested you can contribute to Freedomotic, an open IoT framework.
There are many repos available:

Core (Java)
github.com/freedomotic/freedomotic

Frontend (Vue.js)
github.com/freedomotic/fd-vue-webapp

User manual (text revision)
github.com/freedomotic/fd-user-manual

Developer manual (text revision)
github.com/freedomotic/fd-develope...

Official website
github.com/freedomotic/freedomotic...

We are preparing a lot of new issues.

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Joan Awinja Ingari • Edited

Open Source bot is open for contributions!

The Open Source bot is designed to help you learn about Open Source and how to make a contribution. It's code is also open source 😃

Want to interact with the bot? check it out here -> facebook.com/OpenSourceChatbot

We love it as it is but would love to make it better and are open to new ideas so feel free to:

  • Open a new issue
  • Work on an existing issue
  • Raise a PR
  • Start a discussion|Offer assistance

The link to the repo:
https://github.com/fbdevelopercircles/open-source-edu-bot

Newbies here's a simple issue to start from:
https://github.com/fbdevelopercircles/open-source-edu-bot/issues/37

Experts, please contribute by adding your language translation:
https://github.com/fbdevelopercircles/open-source-edu-bot/issues/57

Contribution guide:
https://github.com/fbdevelopercircles/open-source-edu-bot/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md

Happy hacktoberfest!

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YaelRiv • Edited

lakeFS is a data lake management platform written in Go.
This is our first hacktoberfest and we couldn't be more excited.

We created hacktoberfest issues that new contributors can easily tackle:
github.com/treeverse/lakeFS/labels...

And you're welcome to join our slack channel for help and more ideas.

GitHub logo treeverse / lakeFS

An open source platform that delivers resilience and manageability to object-storage based data lakes

Hacktoberfest License Go Node

What is lakeFS

lakeFS is an open source layer that delivers resilience and manageability to object-storage based data lakes.

With lakeFS you can build repeatable, atomic and versioned data lake operations - from complex ETL jobs to data science and analytics.

lakeFS supports AWS S3 or Google Cloud Storage as its underlying storage service. It is API compatible with S3, and works seamlessly with all modern data frameworks such as Spark, Hive, AWS Athena, Presto, etc.

For more information see the Official Documentation.

Capabilities

Development Environment for Data

  • Experimentation - try tools, upgrade versions and evaluate code changes in isolation.
  • Reproducibility - go back to any point of time to a consistent version of your data lake.

Continuous Data Integration

  • Ingest new data safely by enforcing best practices - make sure new data sources adhere to your lake’s best practices such as format and schema enforcement, naming convention, etc.




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Johannes Millan

Super Productivity is looking for contributors. Super Productivity is a
"To-do list & time tracker for programmers and other digital workers with Jira, Github, and Gitlab integration"

You can check it out here:
super-productivity.com/

If you'd like to contribute, please head here:
github.com/johannesjo/super-produc...

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Alex K.

Hi, for those interested in TypeScript/React/Golang or improving documentation, Grafana is always looking for contributors. We have already prepared a few easy to get started issues, but there's more to come and you can always pick the ones labelled beginner friendly or help wanted.

Make sure to check out our Contributing guidelines before getting started.

Happy hacking! 🎉

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Rahul Jain

Fellow developers, you can now contribute to one of the popular GitHub profile README Generator in Hacktoberfest

🚀 Try the tool: live tool

If you find the tool useful, show some love by giving a ⭐ on ⭐️ repo

GitHub logo rahuldkjain / github-profile-readme-generator

🚀 Generate github profile README easily with latest add-ons like visitors count, github stats, etc using minimal UI.

GitHub Profile Readme Generator

GitHub Profile Readme Generator

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View Demo · Report Bug · Request Feature

Loved the tool? Please consider donating 💸 to help it improve!

Tired of editing GitHub Profile README with new features?

This tool provides an easy way to create a GitHub profile readme with the latest add-ons such as visitors count, github stats, etc.

🚀 Try it out: Live demo

🧐 Features

Just fill in the details such as Name, Tagline, Dev Platforms Username, Current Work, Portfolio, Blog, etc. with a minimal UI.

Click on Generate README to get your README in markdown You can preview the README too.

You can add the latest add-ons such as visitors count, shields, dev icons, github stats, etc. to your README in just one click.

Installation Steps

  1. Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/rahuldkjain/github-profile-readme-generator.git
  1. Change the working directory
cd github-profile-readme-generator
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Lukasz Gornicki

AsyncAPI is looking for contributors. We prepared a lot for you.

Here we were mentioned among super welcoming and beginner-friendly projects.

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PHPMX Necesita tu ayuda!!

Nuestra comunidad se trata de pasar un buen rato :) también hablamos de temas random, pero lo que nos ha unido en esta comunidad es el soporte con problemas en PHP y guiar a las personas a seguir buenas prácticas dentro del ecosistema PHP, esto no significa que no veamos otros lenguajes, nuestra comunidad se trata de convertirse en un mejor desarrollador.

Actualmente estamos mejorando nuestro sitio web y necesitamos tu ayuda.

github.com/phpmx/phpmexico

Únete a nuestra slack y envíenos un mensaje en el canal #comunidad

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David Pereira

Hi everyone 👋, on the Eddie Jaoude Community we have a few repositories you can contribute to for Hacktoberfest. Take a look at issues with the hacktoberfest label on EddieBot or any other issue you are interested in 😃.

Tech: TypeScript; Firebase (soon to be another DB); Docker

GitHub logo EddieJaoudeCommunity / EddieBot

Discord bot for Eddie Jaoude's Discord server

EddieBot

Production workflow Develop workflow

All Contributors

Discord bot for Eddie Jaoude's Discord server

→ Features of EddieBot

  • Set/Get user bio with description and social links

  • Timezone, listens for messages that contain 1:30pm UTC and replies with common timezones translation

  • Code of Conduct

  • Daily standup message consistently formatted

  • Help showing a list of available commands

  • Members role rewards

  • Gets tips of resources on a given subject

  • Server status

  • Firebase (Firestore) integration, allowing people to easily add commands and persist data

  • GitHub Actions deploys mainline branch to Azure

→ Requirements

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Sujay Kundu • Edited

If you are interested in Static Sites and Jekyll - Checkout my Project Devlopr ( A Jekyll Theme Built For Developers ) ( Open for Contributions for Hacktoberfest ) #Hacktoberfest #github #opensource #jekyll

github.com/sujaykundu777/devlopr-j...

GitHub logo sujaykundu777 / devlopr-jekyll

Build and Deploy your Static Site 🚀 using this beautiful Jekyll Theme built for Developers

devlopr-jekyll - A Beautiful Jekyll Theme Built for Developers

Gem Versionworkflow-badge Netlify Status MIT license

Just a little something I'm using to jump start a site refresh. I like to think of it as a starter for building your own Jekyll site. I purposely keep the styling minimal and bare to make it easier to add your own flare and markup. (Under Active Development) !

Highly Customizable and No Hosting or Maintainence Cost is required !

Installation Guide

devlopr jekyll

devlopr uses Markdown Files to generate data like Blog Posts, Gallery, Shop Products etc. No external database is required.

Deploy your devlopr-jekyll blog - One Click Deploy

Deploy with ZEIT Now Deploy with Netlify Deploy

Demo (Hosted Apps)

  • Github Pages Demo - here
  • Firebase Demo - here
  • Netlify Demo - here
  • Zeit Now Demo - here
  • Heroku Demo - here
  • AWS Amplify Demo - here

Features :

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Evie

Hi everyone! Really looking forward to Hacktoberfest. I maintain a Ruby gem, dharma_quotes, that currently has four open issues. It's a library of quotes from Buddhist texts. All are warmly welcome to contribute, and there are a few issues reserved especially for first-timers. Seeya! 🎃

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Colette Doughty

Hello, we welcome you to contribute to Stencila's multiple open-source projects for Hacktober ✨

Stencila allows the publication of beautiful interactive documents for reproducible research.

To help get you started we've created a list of approachable issues that we'd love some help with. Take a look ❤️

Any questions, or need guidance at any time, please feel free to comment on the GitHub issue or join us on our Discord channel for a chat.

If you can give us a hand, that would be awesome 💪.

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David Kanekanian • Edited

I have a python game engine and glad to receive any open source assistance to improve the library, even just name suggestions.

github.com/herobank110/factorygame

I also have a typescript port of the game engine:

github.com/herobank110/factorygame-ts

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Timothy Merritt • Edited

For anyone new to development or looking to help highlight marginalized figures in Computer Science, I’m still looking for contributors to help flesh out the Compuneers repo, most urgently writing posts about women/LGBT+/BIPOC pioneers from the history of CS. There’s a list already started to choose from, documentation for the whole process, and other issues to work on for the project as well. I’d love a helping hand!

github.com/timmybytes/compuneers

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Shreyansh Saurabh

Hi all,
I've just open-sourced a list of awesome android open source projects and I'm looking for contributors for the same.
It's an awesome opportunity for Hacktoberfest and for new open-source dev's to contribute and grow.
Let me know your thoughts and help me out.

github.com/binaryshrey/Awesome-And...

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Jolene Langlinais • Edited

Accord Project, the Linux Foundation's project for Smart Legal Contracts, is participating for the second year and looking for contributors and growth to our community!

GitHub logo accordproject / techdocs

Accord Project Documentation

Accord Project Logo

Contributors GitHub license Join the Accord Project Slack

Introduction

Technical Documentation for all Accord Project code. This site uses Docusaurus to generate static HTML.

The site is hosted at: docs.accordproject.org

Accord Project is an open source, non-profit, initiative working to transform contract management and contract automation by digitizing contracts. Accord Project operates under the umbrella of the Linux Foundation. The technical charter for the Accord Project can be found here.

Installation

To build the documentation locally:

cd ./website
npm install
npm run start

If you want to re-generate the JSDoc API:

npm run build:api

Accord Project is an open source, non-profit, initiative working to transform contract management and contract automation by digitizing contracts. Accord Project operates under the umbrella of the Linux Foundation. The technical charter for the Accord Project can be found here.

Learn More About Accord Project

Overview





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Richard Tong • Edited

Always looking for contributors for rubico! Lots of functions need implementations - you can find some good first issues here.

GitHub logo a-synchronous / rubico

[a]synchronous functional programming

rubico

rubico

a shallow river in northeastern Italy, just south of Ravenna


Node.js CI codecov

[a]synchronous functional programming

const { pipe, map, filter } = rubico
const isOdd = number => number % 2 == 1
const asyncSquare = async number => number ** 2
const squaredOdds = pipe([
  filter(isOdd),
  map(asyncSquare),
])

squaredOdds([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]).then(console.log) // [1, 9, 25]

A note from the author

At a certain point in my career, I grew frustrated with the entanglement of my own code. While looking for something better, I found functional programming. I was excited by the idea of functional composition, but disillusioned by the redundancy of effectful types. I started rubico to capitalize on the prior while rebuking the latter. Many iterations since then…

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Richard Armuelles

I am looking for support to carry out a personal project that I have been working on alone for a couple of years. YummyFind is a search engine for recipes in Spanish that is also enhanced with visual recognition to help you discover new recipes.

My project is a PWA developed on Express + hbs, but eventually I want to migrate the frontend to something more modern like Vue.js or React.

You can find the source code here: github.com/kurai021/Yummyfind

If you don't know Spanish, but still want to support me, you are still welcome.

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Daniel Brandão

Hello everyone!

CollabCity is a platform to connect those who have with those who need. It is an Open-source project maintained by the people for the people. CollabCity connects people and organizations who need skills, talent or resources with those who can provide them for free, by trade or a fee.

We are at the beginning so we need any kind of help, from ideas and design to developing!

GitHub logo CollabCity / CollabCity

CollabCity is a place where everyone is able to collaborate with other people in the City. You can find places that need donations (e.g. furniture, clothes, monetary or volunteers), and if you need aid you can find someone to help you!

CollabCity 🏙️

All Contributors

This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.

Description 📰

CollabCity is a platform to connect those who have with those who need. It is an Open-source project maintained by the people for the people. CollabCity connects people and organizations who need skills, talent or resources with those who can provide them for free, by trade or a fee. Share your skills, upcycle your gently used items or pitch in to help someone out! With CollabCity, you can post requests for skills, resources or volunteer hours to those in your community.

Currently, the scope of this project is being determined by contributors. Right now, we're imagining a system where you can log in and post a request for help, items or skills or search for those whom you might be able to help. Searching could be restricted to a city name or region or potentially even a…

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Abhishek Chaudhary

PixelCraft is a pixel Art & Animation Creation Tool Built using HTML5 Canvas.
It is a Progressive Web App (PWA) with offline compatibility.
It is mobile-friendly and is very easy to use.

github.com/rgab1508/PixelCraft

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Ashutosh Kumar Singh

Hey Everyone
This Hacktoberfest, I am maintaining Final Space API, a RESTful public API based on the show Final Space.

There are some great issues up for grabs, also you can create your own issues.

There are many beginner-friendly and non-coding issues, yes you heard it right, you don't need to code to contribute to the project. You can contribute in many different ways.

Here is one such issue : Contribute data to Character endpoint #18

Repo - github.com/lelouchB/final-space-api
Live - finalspaceapi.com/

Looking forward to your contributions. :)

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benceh

This is the last week of Hacktoberfest, come and celebrate with us! Don't miss the chance to get your special edition sensenet #Hacktoberfest socks! Check our dedicated board and find an issue to work on!
github.com/orgs/SenseNet/projects/7

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Daniele Scasciafratte

I have 46 tickets on my repo for hacktoberfest: github.com/search?q=user%3Amte90+l...

I did also a (tiny) bug bounty for a feature on a python package keyboard bountysource.com/issues/60404549-d... that I use on my auto typo fixer github.com/Mte90/SyntaxAutoFix

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benceh

You still have more than a week to contribute and get your super swag.🧦

Check open issues on our #hacktoberefest board and join the celebration:🎉
github.com/orgs/SenseNet/projects/7

sensenet hacktoberfest

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Yanis Zafirópulos

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Arturo is a simple, modern and portable Rebol-inspired interpreted programming language for efficient scripting, written in Nim as stack-based bytecode VM.

If you're up for the challenge, the project is actively looking for contributors. Anything: feedback/ideas/issues/PRs are welcome! :)

github.com/arturo-lang/arturo

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Nimesh Kasun

Hacktoberfest 2020

Hacktoberfest is a month-long celebration of open source software run by DigitalOcean in partnership with GitHub. Hacktoberfest is open to everyone in our global community! You just need to make four contributions to open source before October 31 and can receive a free Hacktoberfest t-shirt.

Visit hacktoberfest.edvicon.org and follow instructions.

Language Stack: HTML, C#, Python

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benceh • Edited

Our super swag design is ready and waiting to be printed on some cool socks. If you want one, contribute to our repo by writing end-to-end tests.
You can find every #hacktoberfest issue on our dedicated board here:
github.com/orgs/SenseNet/projects/7

Check it out and get your swag today!

super swag design

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Adam Gordon Bell

Hi All,
We are looking for contributors to earthly. Earthly is an open source built tool written in go. We've had a lot of great contributions so far and are happy to take more.

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Pranav Raj S

Chatwoot is an opensource customer support tool. Our tech stack includes Ruby on Rails & Vue.js for our web application and React Native for our mobile app. We are open to any kind of contributions. The following are some of the ways you can contribute to our project.

Code contributions

  • Look for the issues tagged with “Hacktoberfest” to implement features or fix bugs
  • Ask the team to assign the ticket to you if you are willing to pick it up
  • Add test cases on RSpec / Jest / Cypress

Using the product, reporting bugs / feedback

  • Try out the product, see if you have some feedbacks, create a ticket on Github


Documentation

  • Found something missing in the documentation, add documentation in /docs folder


Translation

  • We support 10+ languages right now. We expect this to grow to 30+ languages by the end of the year
  • Use translate.chatwoot.com or Github repo for contributing translation
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Viresh Gupta

Hi, I'm looking for some help with issues on my side project. It's just a tiny project, so not a lot of code there, but I think it'll be a nice little adventure for people looking for contributing to desktop application using python and js-html-css gui:

github.com/virresh/StockD/issues

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Miguel Ángel Sánchez Palafox

Our community is about having a good time :) also talking about random topics, but what has united us in this community is the support with problems in PHP and guiding people to follow good practices within the PHP ecosystem, this does not it means we don't see other languages, our community is about becoming a better developer.

We are currently improving our website, and we need your help

github.com/phpmx/phpmexico

Join our slack and message us in the #community channel

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Miguel Ángel Sánchez Palafox

phpmx needs your help

Our community is about having a good time :) also talking about random topics, but what has united us in this community is the support with problems in PHP and guiding people to follow good practices within the PHP ecosystem, this does not it means we don't see other languages, our community is about becoming a better developer.

We are currently improving our website, and we need your help

github.com/phpmx/phpmexico

Join our slack and message us in the #community channel
join.slack.com/t/phpmx/shared_invi...

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Budibase

Big love to all the OS contributors out there. The unsung heroes of the internet!

Budibase is an open source, no code platform for building web apps. It's written in Node.js, Svelte.js, and is an Electron app with a CouchDB database.

We have 15,000 signups, and move into public Beta next week :-)

github.com/Budibase/budibase

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Sunil Chaudhary • Edited

Hey everyone, I'm actively looking for contributors on my repo to help me build my own CSS framework:
github.com/SuNiL-Chau/Mine-CSS-Fra...

Feel free to check the issues & contribute :)

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Manuel Alférez Ruiz

Hey crew, we open the doors in the Stuja-bot project.
Stuja is an organization by and for students where Computer Engineering students meet to share notes and code.
This time we are building a bot to bring powerful functionality to our university class groups with Stuja-bot.
github.com/Stuja/stuja-bot

Roles: JavaScript - Telegram Bot - Google Cloud - Firebase

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Chris Greening

Hey everyone! I've got a brand new beginner-friendly repo over at instascrape!

GitHub logo chris-greening / instascrape

Super lightweight Python 3 Instagram scraper for requesting and processing Instagram data

instascrape logo

instascrape: super lightweight Instagram scraping toolkit

What is it?

instascrape is an incredibly lightweight set of tools geared towards scraping Instagram data. It makes no assumptions about your project and is instead designed for flexibility and developer productivity. It is excellent for for the seasoned data scientist trying to quickly get an idea of a pages engagement as well as beginners looking to explore web scraping and the beauty of Python for the very first time.

Version Language Code style: black Release License

Downloads Activity Dependencies Size

Sample programming gif


Table of Contents

Graph of instagram data Example of Instagram likes per post data scraped using instascrape (this repository and its author(s) are not affiliated with Real Python)


Installation

pip

Install from PyPI using

$ pip3 install insta-scrape

Clone

Clone right from Github to your local machine using

$ git clone https://github.com/chris-greening/instascrape.git 

and install required dependencies using

$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Documentation

The official documentation can be…






I'm pretty new to the open-source scene so this will be as much of a learning experience for me as it will be for you, check it out!
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Lukasz Gornicki

We at AsyncAPI still have around 50 issues available for the Hacktoberfest, many easy and trivial ones. More details here asyncapi.com/blog/hacktoberfest-2020

  • you get videos explaining how to engage with us through the event
  • we grouped issues here docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vX... so it is easier to find what you want
  • we will do streams 2x a week that you can join and ask for support in real-time. First is tomorrow 8AM UTC
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Nathaniel Louis Tisuela • Edited

Hello university students and developers! If you'd like to see a Web API for your school's information, we need your help in developing CourseCake, a Web API for course discovery.

Read more here: docs.coursecake.tisuela.com/

coursecake

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Bharath • Edited

Hello there. We just started an open source project that involves algorithmic trading, OpenTrading.

It is a new project. We have a lot of backend and frontend work to do. This is going to be a long running open source project.

You are welcome to read more to contribute to the project on GitHub or spread the word with others.

github.com/open-algorithmic-tradin...
github.com/open-algorithmic-tradin...

You are welcome to join our Slack to participate in the conversation.

Slack:
join.slack.com/t/opentrading/share...

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daltonfury42

We have been getting a lot of bug fixes thanks to Hactoberfest. SimplQ website is a straight forward React CRA app that we have been upgrading to a new look. Contributions are welcome!

github.com/SimplQ/simplQ-frontend/...

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Mukul Mohmare

I had completed my 4 PR on Oct 1 but on Oct 3 hacktober has updated the guidelines that PR will be counted only if the repo contains hacktober tag or the PR has tag of hacktober-accepted , will my PR be counted if I made a PR before 3 Oct on a repo which doesn't not have a hacktober tag

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IzMichael

Hello folks,

I've just started a new open source project, Theta Tools

Theta Tools is a collection of ready-to-use HTML based components that you can use in your projects. The project opened a few days ago, so there aren't many components yet, but my aim is, that people will contribute their components to the project. Any and all contributions are welcome, and your contributions will count towards Hacktoberfest!

You can find everything you need to use our components, and contribute to the project at our website

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Nicholas Duffy • Edited

Help tell companies that their password policies are dumb. There are currently 23 issues ready for contributors. New contributors welcome!

Dumb:
american express dumb password

GitHub logo dumb-password-rules / dumb-password-rules

Shaming sites with dumb password rules.

Dumb Password Rules

Shaming sites with dumb password rules.

Contributing

Feel free to submit a pull request with dumb rules you've encountered.

See other sites for the formatting and follow these rules:

  • Include the name of the site with a link.
  • Add a clean comment about the dumb password rule (optional).
  • Include at least one screenshot.
  • Keep the sites in alphabetical order.

Sites

Table of contents

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Sandor Dargo

Hi All,

If you speak Python and like C++, check this repo out. It helps to generate new CMake project so you can start writing code faster without too much setup:
github.com/sandordargo/cmake-proje...

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MrNaif2018

Hello everyone! Welcome to BitcartCC project! It is a project to simplify cryptocurrencies usage, written using many different technologies, it will be a great source of learning! Python, Vue, Docker, Bash scripts and more!
We welcome all new contributors and will be glad to help with any questions along the way!

GitHub logo bitcartcc / bitcart

https://bitcartcc.com

BitcartCC

Github All Contributors CircleCI Codecov Python versions

BitcartCC is a platform for merchants, users and developers which offers easy setup and use.

Linked repositories

Our ecosystem consists of a few packages, this is our central repository.

It is recommended to propose feature requests to BitcartCC ecosystem as a whole on that repository.

Full list of our repositories:

github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart - BitcartCC Core Daemons and Merchants API

github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-admin - The admin panel of BitcartCC

github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-store - BitcartCC ready store

github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-docker - Docker packaging, base for all deployment methods

github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-sdk - Python library for coins connection

github.com/bitcartcc/bitccl - The BitCCL scripting language for checkout flow automation

github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-docs - BitcartCC documentation

github.com/bitcartcc/bitcart-site - BitcartCC official site

Docs

Docs are available at docs.bitcartcc.com or in our docs repository

Contributing

See our contributing guidelines for details.

Contributors

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):


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Priyansh Jain

Here's CryptoFS - A secure, cryptographic file upload system POC. It uses digital signature as a form of user authentication, and uses file content hashing to reduce duplication of files. All content stored is encrypted, except for the files themselves. Public-private key pairs are generated based on browser access.

Added some issues that can be helped with - github.com/Presto412/CryptoFS/issues

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Herbert Poul

Hello all, AuthPass - a open source Password Manager based on Flutter is looking for motivated contributors ;-) github.com/authpass/authpass

Newbies welcome - always happy to help with setup & getting started.
There are many issues labeled as #hacktoberfest which are up for grabs, if you need inspiration: github.com/authpass/authpass/issue...

The app is available for iOS, Android, MacOS, Linux, Windows and Web version is in development. So any taste should be served 😅️ If you don't like flutter/dart we could probably also find native tasks for packaging (windows/linux) or native platform integrations (swift for mac OS, C for windows and linux).

Feel free to join our discord channel for any questions or just hanging out authpass.app/go/discord (just ping @hpoul )

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Adam Brandizzi

I'm glad we have this place to ask for help! :) If you

  • want to do something in Python (not related to data science) and
  • uses a desktop Linux OS

...we could use some help!

Input device indicator is small app to disable input devices. There are two updates I'm not having time to handle right now, but would happily mentor anyone who wanted to work on it:

I guess they are tasks simple enough to be doable by a beginner in short time, but challenging enough to show how "outdoors" development "feels".

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Jérémie Astor

Gwion is still actively looking for contributors.
Not only for Hacktoberfest, but also people willing to get in the team to further discuss the development of the language. Everybody welcome, especially technical writers!

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Espoir Murhabazi • Edited

Python developers and NLP enthusiasts please have a look on this blog post ! I have collected some project that can help you to make non-spam PR

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Labs64 NetLicensing • Edited

We at Labs64 support open source and welcome all contributors to our open source projects! 🙌🏻

You can find a list of our repositories here: netlicensing.io/blog/2020/10/01/ha...

... as well as some nifty NetLicensing SWAGs ✨

Hacktoberfest at Labs64

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Benjamin Aronov

🙌🥳

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Sean M. Law

Welcoming any/all #Hacktoberfest contributors to the STUMPY Python project:
github.com/TDAmeritrade/stumpy

An updated list of issues can be found here and feel free to ask any questions:
github.com/TDAmeritrade/stumpy/issues

A step-by-step contributing guide is provided here:
stumpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Co...

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Anurag Hazra

Hey wonderful people! do you wanted to get your first PR merged? You can contribute in my project github-readme-stats

Any kind of valid contributions are highly appreciated!

  • Readme Translations
  • Fixing bugs
  • Adding features

GitHub logo anuraghazra / github-readme-stats

⚡ Dynamically generated stats for your github readmes

GitHub Readme Stats

GitHub Readme Stats

Get dynamically generated GitHub stats on your readmes!

Tests Passing Issues GitHub pull requests

View Demo · Report Bug · Request Feature

Français · 简体中文 · Español · Deutsch · 日本語 · Português Brasileiro · Italiano · 한국어

Loved the project? Please consider donating to help it improve

Features

GitHub Stats Card

Copy-paste this into your markdown content, and that's it. Simple!

Change the ?username= value to your GitHub's username.

[![Anurag's github stats](https://github-readme-stats.vercel.app/api?username=anuraghazra)](https://github.com/anuraghazra/github-readme-stats)

Note: Ranks are calculated based on user's stats, see src/calculateRank.js

Hiding individual stats

To hide any specific stats, you can pass a query parameter ?hide= with comma-separated values.

Options: &hide=stars,commits,prs,issues,contribs

![Anurag's github stats](https://github-readme-stats.vercel.app/api?username=anuraghazra&hide=contribs,prs)

Adding private contributions count to total commits count

You can add the count of all your private contributions to the total commits count by using the query…




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Ishan Sharma

I've created an easy one for first time contributors.

We've all been there, whenever we want to learn something new, we spend hours and hours searching on the internet for some good resources. That is exactly why I created this repository to help people find some good resources for learning new stuff, relatively easily.


github.com/ishandeveloper/Coursify...

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Kaan Karakaya

If you want to learn how to develop a GitHub bot => github.com/TheYkk/kaan-bot
If you want to Log your K8S cluster => github.com/TheYkk/logger
If you want to synchronize your Secrets and ConfigMaps => github.com/TheYkk/synator

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Marcin Michniewicz

Hello everybody
At the beginning of this year, we have started our open source library for BPMN process visualization

Please help us to improve it with your contributions and ideas.

Code is here:
github.com/process-analytics/bpmn-...

Small app for Hacktoberfest promotion - you can easily adapt a customizable diagram so it contain your project name, choose between 3 different themes!
cdn.statically.io/gh/process-analy...

More live examples are available:
cdn.statically.io/gh/process-analy...

If you have any questions - let us know directly on GitHub
We are here for you!

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PatricNox

The Ultimate SEO Checklist

Contribute to fill up this repository with some real nice SEO tips!

github.com/fossbarrow/ultimate-seo...

** Laravel Code standard ruleset **

Help contribute more rules to enforce the Laravel coding standard!

github.com/fossbarrow/laravel-phpcs

Tailwindcss Multiline Truncate Support

Support for truncating multiple lines in Tailwindcss.

github.com/fossbarrow/tailwindcss-...

Swedish SSN Validator

Validate and mask functionality for an Swedish Social Security Number (SSN).

github.com/fossbarrow/swedish-ssn-...

Laravel docker setup

Boost the docker setup for clean laravel installations!

github.com/fossbarrow/clean-larave...

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Delphine COILLE • Edited

Hey guys, whoever you are, if you want to help us improve Bonita and related contributions, you just to have a look here:

Bonita-Community project - help us improving our resources quality (connectors, widgets, pages, etc) github.com/Bonitasoft-Community

Want to help us improve our documentation? github.com/bonitasoft/bonita-doc

And enjoy Hacktoberfest time :-)

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Matteo Bruni

tsParticles is looking for contributors that uses web development technologies

The main library is written in TypeScript for a Vanilla library, then many components for many front end frameworks

  • React
  • Vue (2.x and 3.x)
  • Angular
  • Svelte
  • Preact
  • Inferno
  • jQuery

And some ready to use presets or shape plugins.

GitHub logo matteobruni / tsparticles

tsParticles - Easily add particles animations to your website. Compatible also with React, Vue.js (2.x and 3.x), Angular, Svelte, jQuery, Preact, Inferno

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tsParticles - TypeScript Particles

A lightweight TypeScript library for creating particles. Dependency free (*) and browser ready!

Particles.js converted in TypeScript, dependency free (*), improved with new cool 😎 features and various bugs fixed and it's actively maintained!

jsDelivr Cdnjs npmjs npm lerna CodeFactor Codacy Badge Gitpod Ready-to-Code

Do you want to use it on your website?

This library is available on the two most popular CDNs and it's easy and ready to use, if you were using particles.js it's even easier.

You'll find the instructions below, with all the links you need, and don't be scared by TypeScript, it's just the source language.

The output files are just JavaScript. 🤩

CDNs and npm have all the sources you need in Javascript, a bundle browser ready (tsparticles.min.js) and all files splitted for import syntax.

If you are still interested some lines below there are some instructions for migrating from the old particles.js library.

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Haider Ali Punjabi

Hello everyone, I have some projects which will be good for beginners

  1. cli-badges (Quirky little python package for generating badges for your cli apps)

    GitHub logo haideralipunjabi / cli-badges

    Quirky little python package for generating badges for your cli apps.

    Quirky little python library for generating badges for your cli apps.

    GitHub file size in bytes PyPI version


    Inspired & Python Port of cli-badges - nombrekeff

    Getting Started

    Installing

    As usual, you need to install from PIP:

    $ pip install cli-badges
    

    Usage

    This is a simple example, using badges to display test results:

    from cli_badges import badge
    failedBadge = badge("failed",'2',messagebg='red')
    skippedBadge = badge('skipped', '1', messagebg='yellow',messagecolor='black')
    successBadge = badge('success','8', messagebg='green',messagecolor='black')
    print(failedBadge, successBadge, skippedBadge)

    The above would output something similar to the terminal:

    output-example

    You could also create a donate badge with a link (if supported):

    from cli_badges import badge
    donateBadge = badge('❤️ donate', 'ko-fi', messagelink='https://ko-fi.com/logginjs');
    print(donateBadge)

    donate-output-example.png

    You can also only…

  2. atom-icons (Custom Atom Editor Icons)

    GitHub logo haideralipunjabi / atom-icons

    Custom Atom Editor Icons

    Atom App Icons

    Travis CI
    A project for custom Atom Icons. All Rights Reserved with Github and the respective owners of the themes I am using Inspired from vscode-icons, a similar project for Visual Studio Code by @dhanishgajjar

    Available Icons

    Total Icons Available: 601

    Material Series

    These icons were contributed by: @haideralipunjabi

    Icons in this series: 19

    Social Media Series

    These icons were contributed by: @haideralipunjabi

    Icons in this series: 8

    Popular Themes

    These icons were contributed by: @haideralipunjabi

    Icons in this series: 14

    Citylights

    These icons were contributed by: @noudadrichem

    Icons in this series: 2

    Harry Potter

    These icons were contributed by: @haideralipunjabi

    Icons in this series: 9

    Flags of Countries

    These icons were contributed by: @haideralipunjabi

    Icons in this series: 300

    Popular Websites

    These icons were contributed by: @maticbasle

    Icons in this series: 10

    Apps

    These icons were contributed by: @haideralipunjabi

    Icons in this series: 8

    The Coding Train

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Michelle Mei-Ling Sandford

Hey Hacktoberfesters,

I have a Repo created for #Hacktoberfest to help Beginners get started with Code. Go to the issues, pick one of the ones labeled Hacktoberfest for more instructions on how you can contribute and make your first (second, third or forth) pull request.

You don't have to be a CodeNewbie to contribute, you just have to be able to wholeheartedly recommend some useful resources.

These are a Documentation update Issues - so anyone can help

github.com/msandfor/10-Easy-Steps

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Mateo de Mayo • Edited

Matter is a minimalist grub theme written in python.
There is not much more to say, check the readme out and the open issues :)
github.com/mateosss/matter
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Isaac Godfried • Edited

Hey everyone, we are looking for contributors for Flow-Forecast which is an open-source deep learning for time series forecasting framework. In particular we are looking for contributors to help with the following:

You can find more detailed contribution guidelines on our Confluence page. Also if you have another deep time series model or loss function that you think we should support that is not included in our existing issues list feel free to open an issue!

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Vicki Langer

Last year, I made my first contribution and found it really hard to find projects that legit had beginner level issues to work on. It's like people forget what it was like to be a beginner. So, I created 2 twitter bots to make it as easy as possible to make your first contributions and be able to see the outcome of your contribution.


Queer of the Day Bot - open source Twitter bot tweeting fun goofy LGBTQ things & queer history of the day

First time? try:


Code Questions Bot - open source Twitter bot who tweets code questions and trivia

First time? try:

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Sheeri

The WildAid O-FISH app welcomes android (kotlin), iOS (swift), node.js, MongoDB Charts, and MongoDB Realm developers, as well as documentation and localization management techies.

The WildAid Marine Program works to protect vulnerable marine environments.

O-FISH (Officer Fishery Information Sharing Hub) is a multi-platform application that enables officers to browse and record boarding report data from their mobile devices.

We have information on our repos, finding issues, building the code, and our code of conduct at our how to contribute page.

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Benito van der Zander

My 📚 library app always needs help. It shows the books you have borrowed from public libraries, so the only way to use it is to physically travel to the library. Since I live in Germany, it mostly has German libraries

There are many tasks. For example:

  • Check that it works with the libraries in your city or add them. I cannot do that, since I cannot travel that far

  • Check that all the other library urls and parameters are still correct. Since the app syncs itself with the library website, and time the library has a new webpage, the url need to be updated

  • Translate the remaining Android Java code to Kotlin

  • Translate the Linux/Windows GUI from German to English or other languages

  • Ask the librarians what they think about it. I have tried to send them emails, but they only respond by asking for my library card number and refuse to respond unless I get a card from them in person

The main repo is on SourceForge, but there is a github mirror:

GitHub logo benibela / videlibri

📚 Cross-platform library client to access any OPAC and library catalog from your local device, e.g. for renewing of all lend books or searching for other books available in the library.

VideLibri 📚 Build Status hg

VideLibri is a library client to access all the features of a (public) library catalog/OPAC and store the catalog data for further offline processing. It can

  • view your borrowed books,
  • renew your borrowed books to extend the lending period,
  • renew the books automatically when ever the due date is close,
  • warn about the due date before the books need to be returned,
  • keep a history of all ever borrowed books to track your reading habits,
  • search your borrowed books with Turing-complete XQuery queries,
  • export the borrowed books as BibTeX/XML,
  • search the catalog,
  • order books from the catalog,
  • do many more things

VideLibri is platform-independent and currently provides binaries for (Desktop) Windows, Linux and Android. So far VideLibri has been tested with 200 libraries successfully, where we have noticed the library using one of the supported library systems, but it can be used with every library using one of…

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Benito van der Zander

TeXstudio has many open issues:

GitHub logo texstudio-org / texstudio

TeXstudio is a fully featured LaTeX editor. Our goal is to make writing LaTeX documents as easy and comfortable as possible.

TeXstudio Build Status Codacy Badge

CI

TeXstudio is a fully featured LaTeX editor. Our goal is to make writing LaTeX documents as easy and comfortable as possible. Some of the outstanding features of TeXstudio are an integrated pdf viewer with (almost) word-level synchronization, live inline preview, advanced syntax-highlighting, live checking of references, citations, latex commands, spelling and grammar. Find out more at our website.

Features

Comfortable Editing

  • Multi-Cursors

Edit multiple positions at the same time. Vertical blocks can even be copied and pasted.

Multi-Cursors

  • Auto completion

Suggests possible LaTeX commands as you type. There is a tooltip help explaining the command.

Completion works also for references and bibliography entries.

Auto completion

  • More than 1000 mathematical symbols

Quick access to more than 1000 mathematical symbols.

Symbols

  • Bookmarks

Use bookmarks to keep references to important places in your text and to navigate there quickly.

Tooltips show a preview of the code position.

Bookmarks

  • Link overlays

Filenames, references and citations turn into links…

Not sure which issues are the most important. Git integration and vim keybindings got many votes, but that is something for experts. The C++/Qt code could need a general cleanup. Many things come from students contributing while they use it for their thesis and later it never gets updated

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Christos Koutsiaris

Hi all, I have a repository with data and links for all those who want to build travel apps. Airlines, Countries, Icons etc. Please help by finding broken links, add new data or edit the existing if there is a need. Open to PRs. Thanks!
github.com/unseen1980/awesome-travel

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Bobby Johnson

I maintain a fun learning project intended to teach c# fundamentals to new developers. I set up some beginner friendly issues for hacktoberfest check it out!

github.com/NotMyself/DotNetCoreKoans

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Alex C-G 🏳️‍🌈

Howdy everyone! 👋

Alex here from Jina AI - we're hard at work building the future of search with our open-source AI-powered neural search framework, and we'd love for you to get involved! If you're looking to use your Python, deep learning, NumPy, or docs skills, here's the place and now's the time!

GitHub logo jina-ai / jina

An easier way to build neural search in the cloud

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Jina Python 3.7 3.8 PyPI Docker Docker Image Version (latest semver) CI CD Release Cycle Release CD API Schema codecov

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Jina is an open-source deep-learning powered search framework, empowering developers to create cross-modal or multi-modal search systems for text, images, video, and audio. Jina is a cloud-native project, and provides long-term support from a full-time, venture-backed team.

⏱️ Time Saver - Bootstrap an AI-powered system in just a few minutes with cookiecutter.

🧠 First-Class AI models - Jina is a new design pattern for neural search systems with first-class support for state-of-the-art AI models like Faiss, Annoy, Onnx, and more.

🌌 Universal Search - Large-scale indexing and querying data of any kind on multiple platforms. Video, image, long/short text, music, source code, and more.

🚀 Production Ready - Cloud-native features out-of-the-box, like containerization, microservice, distributing…




For a bit more background:
Jina is an open-source deep-learning powered search framework, empowering developers to create cross-modal or multi-modal search systems for text, images, video, and audio. Jina is a cloud-native project, and provides long-term support from a full-time, venture-backed team.

We're starting to tag a bunch of issues with #hacktoberfest, and we'd love to see your feedback and PRs. If you need help contributing, just check our guide.

For support, you can join our Slack. We're a talkative bunch and we'd love to hear what you have to say.

Hack long and prosper! 🖖

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Dominik Milaniak

Hello everyone!

I would share our three projects. We are focusing on providing knowledge and tools to make developers' and team leaders' lives easier and more productive. If you are interested, we are looking forward to your contributions :) Btw. you might win our custom merch if you will be the most active contributor! 😊

DX Scanner - Mostly for-developers project. Open source tool for measuring the quality of your code and suggesting improvements.
👉 Link: DX Scanner Repo

DX Knowledge Base - Mostly for-techwriters project, all though developers can improve their writing skills as well ✍️ Open source Knowledge Base with topics related to developer experience and software creation.
👉 Link: DX Knowledge Base Repo

Pipeliner - For Swift developers. Mac OS Big Sur widget app, which provides quick overview of your pipelines and soon, much more.
👉 Link: Pipeliner

Have a wonderful day!
Dominik from DX Heroes

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Mike Aparicio • Edited

Hey everyone! I just started a side project called 11ty.recipes, that features short how-tos on all things Eleventy. There's a few ideas that haven't been done yet on the homepage, but if you'd like to contribute something that's not there, that's great too! There are some contribution guidelines in the Github repo. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!

Eleventy Recipes

GitHub logo peruvianidol / 11ty-recipes

Everything you need to build an Eleventy site from scratch.

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Manish Kumar Barnwal

Hey, if you know flutter and dart must join us in this exciting project, we have also few #GoodFirstIssue so newbie can also contribute in it. 😁🎉

Project Link: github.com/neil-dev/YouSafe

Also you can join our telegram channel for conversation
t.me/yousafe20

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Alexandre Plt

Hi everyone!

I've been working on a programming language, ArkScript, for almost 2 years now and we still have a bunch of things to do on almost all of our repositories!

Also, I recently open sourced OnlyCheese, an instagram/onlyfan clone for cheese, based on VueJS!

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Dominik Ilnicki

Hey guys I've just shipped V2 of my side project JustContribute where you cand find open, unassigned issues meant for newcomers.

Also, project owners can highlight a project for free to get more attention. So feel free to highlight yours!

I hope it helps some ppl join OSS and others get their project more recognized.

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Asim Aslam

Hey all. I'm the author of Micro - a framework for Go service development in the cloud. I've been working on this for around five years and were closing in on v3 soon.

I'm actively looking for contributors and people who want to help make micro a more mainstream project with developer friendly docs, guides and tutorials.

github.com/micro/micro

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Stefan Bauer • Edited

Markshell

Markshell allows you to output well-formated markdown files directly on the console. It can be used as a regular tool or in applications just as CLI's

github.com/stfbauer/markshell

Markshell

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Jahir Fiquitiva

Looking for contributions on two android app projects. Would appreciate any help on those or any kind of improvements for the projects. Thanks in advance 😀

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Paurush Tiwari

Hello Everyone!
Since Hacktoberfest is around the corner, we came up with a very beginner-friendly project for you all to make open-source contributions. Hacktoberfest is a month-long celebration of open source software and is open to everyone in our global community.

What's more? You will earn T-shirts and swags too 🥳🎉

Since most of us are beginners in the field of Python and Machine Learning, why not contribute to a project that is useful to others and meaningful to all.
So our project is all about having various Algorithms in Python as well as Machine Learning Algorithms together under one roof. Have a look at it:
github.com/geekquad/AlgoBook

For any issues or queries, please join our Slack Channel:
rb.gy/rzhhod

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Eddie Jaoude

We have a great community and community projects, have a look, we are happy to help, any question let us know github.com/EddieJaoudeCommunity

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Karen Efereyan

yippie! Which of these do i start with now? My strengths are in javascript

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Cameron Thompson

I could use a hand here: github.com/cdthomp1/mongo-express-...

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Johannes Lichtenberger

We could use your help on github.com/sirixdb/sirix-svelte-fr..., but also with TypeScript :-)

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Tugay Cem Evci

GitHub logo tugayevci / ISSCL

International Space Station Current Location

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ISSCL - International Space Station Current Location

This app takes the current location of the International Space Station(ISS) and calculates the distance from your location. App shows this distance both numerically and visually on the map.

In addition, app calculates next overheads of ISS and shows the number of people in space now.

Bugs and feature requests

Have a bug or a feature request? Please first search for existing and closed issues. If your problem or idea is not addressed yet, please open a new issue.






Feel free to contribute 🎉

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David Dal Busco

Awesome Felipe 👍😃

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Jai dewani

So mine is just a side project I created while learning React,
It's a meme genrator and I still have a lot to add, some basic some cool features.
You can already find some Issues to get yourself started here -> t.co/NmO7Dfu6Kk

PS: I am bad with web design, please help me ;sob;

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Kathryn DiPippo

Don't have a project to contribute, but I highly recommend others add their projects to the up-for-grabs.net/ listing! It's an open source website that you can submit repos with either hacktoberfest or "good first issue" tags specified: github.com/up-for-grabs/up-for-gra...

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Jérémie Astor

I just started updating issues in my repos, and I'll add more within the week.
There will be contribution opportunities for everyone, starting from the obvious typo fix and documentation contribution to more involved C coding. With some funny stuff in between, like adding a svg icon that changes color according to some variables or outputting sound to the browser with wasm .

And now for the list of repos:

One might also want to check mdr, the code is probably OK while it could be improved, but the README could be rewritten, to include all the features (which can be found in the code 😄).

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Todd Austin • Edited

Any and all contributions are welcome for Canvas, a Laravel publishing platform.

The project is integrated with GitPod, so you can open a completely prebuilt, ready-to-code development environment in literally one click.

The app is translated into over 14 different languages, so even if you just want to help from a linguistic standpoint, there's plenty to help with!

Tech Stack: PHP and Vue.js

trycanvas.app
github.com/austintoddj/canvas

Canvas

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Kelvin Omereshone

It's Hacktoberfest! I would love for a VS Code extension savvy developer to help collab with me to implement some features for Sailboat - VS Code Extension tooling for the Sails.js framework.

github.com/DominusKelvin/sailboat

Thanks.

You can also send me a DM on Twitter(@Dominus_Kelvin) to know more :)

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Harsh Shandilya

Technical writers, Kotlin developers, GitHub Actions hackers:

github.com/android-password-store/...

Rust developers:

github.com/msfjarvis/healthchecks-...

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Mantas

There's two projects I really wanted to share! 💕

  1. An experimental repo. Write nice words - a break from code - and form a nice story. :) github.com/mistermantas/nice-word-...

  2. cState github.com/cstate/cstate/issues
    [HTML, CSS, JS — serverless, netlify, hugo, SSG theme]

  • translations needed
  • help with complex gohugo.io template logic PLS
  • a 'monitor' bot / html embed kind of thing
  • not a super complex project

(you can always email me to ask for explanations/help: hi@mnts.lt)

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Aditya Srivastava

Hello,
I am Aditya from Mumabi, India.
My team and I have this amazing open source project called AutoDL.
Its making DL models without writing a single line of code.

Do stop by auto-dl.github.io for knowing what it is.
If interested you can hop on to the repos of the org : github.com/Auto-DL

We'd like some contributors specially React devs, Python and Pytorch experienced and we also have enough contributions for technical writers to make.

If you're an absolute beginner and still want to contribute? No worries! Keep an eye on the "good first issue" label or "hacktoberfest" label and you'll be good to go :")

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Johannes Lichtenberger

You can help to build an evolutionary, accumulate-only database system for modern hardware called SirixDB.

The core repository (Java and Kotlin):
"We want to research the indexing of data in a huge persistent data-structure, mapped to persistent storage. SirixDB stores data and indexes of database resources in a huge persistent tree of tries. It allows us to retrieve any past revision and the current revision, whereas the revisions itself are indexed. The system supports time travel queries, reconstruction of any past state, and to revert to any past state. It only ever aggregates data over time and never overwrites data." github.com/sirixdb/sirix

The frontend:
"We want to explore how to visualize time-travel queries best and how best to depict the differences between two revisions or any subtrees." github.com/sirixdb/sirix-svelte-fr...

The query processor:
"With our research, we want to develop an extensible, retargetable compilation, and runtime framework for driving scripting-like query languages for structured and semi-structured data. Ideally, we envision to prepare the ground for a tool for query languages similar to what the LLVM compiler framework is for general programming languages: an ecosystem in which proven optimization techniques and algorithms are readily available for implementing custom query processing systems." github.com/sirixdb/brackit

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Jen Looper

Front-End Foxes needs a revamped web site! Help us launch here! github.com/FrontEndFoxes/ff-web/is...

♥️♥️♥️🦊🦊🦊♥️♥️♥️

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Ondřej Chrastina

As every year we have decided to support the Hacktoberfest in Kentico.

We, the DevRel team in Kentico, have gone through all of the issues in 100 repositories and picked the issues suitable for this event:
github.com/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3...

Looking forward to the contributions!

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Unviray • Edited

For beginer
Language: python
Field collection for a console form. An input() addition

GitHub logo Unviray / pyfield

Field collection for your form

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Jarod Peachey

If anyone wants, you can browse through github.com/jarodpeachey/react-tiny... and add any features if you want!

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Liyas Thomas
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Ilya Lesik

Looking for contributors into
github.com/react-figma/react-figma 🙌

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Shruti Kapoor

DevJokes is looking for contributors! github.com/shrutikapoor08/devjoke

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C M Pandey

GitHub logo cmcodes1 / InstaScraper

📊 A web scraping CLI tool for Instagram profiles.

📊 InstaScraper

A web scraping CLI tool for Instagram profiles.








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C M Pandey

GitHub logo cmcodes1 / Studify

☑️ Student Utility Mobile App. Features: Mark Attendance, View Time Table, Create Tasks.






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C M Pandey

GitHub logo cmcodes1 / Meme-Maker

😂 Use this webapp to select a meme and add a suitable caption.

😂 MEME MAKER

Do you like memes? Who doesn't?
Use this webapp to select a meme and insert a caption. Now, you can be a memer too :D

Platform-Web Version-2.1.1 App_Size-472_KB Editor-VS_Code Library-React Language-HTML,_CSS,_JS


CLICK HERE TO VISIT

Browser Compatibility






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C M Pandey

GitHub logo cmcodes1 / weather-bot

🌞 Sends a message daily about the weather in your city.

Weather Bot

An automated bot that notifies you every morning about the weather in your city.

Platform-Android/_iOS






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C M Pandey

GitHub logo cmcodes1 / cmcodes1.github.io

😊 Here's my portfolio where you can see all my projects, blogs, and achievements.




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Derek Crosson

Happy to work on Ruby stuff in my spare time :)

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Moyin Shabi

I’m really looking out for cool repos/projects i can contribute to as a total beginner, learning Flutter and Dart

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Yasio

Hey. Check out coders-railroad, a fun Hacktoberfest project. Add your cart to the HF2020 train by submitting a PR :) 🚂

GitHub logo YasiOnFire / coders-railroad

Fun Hacktoberfest project

CodersRailroad 🚂

Netlify Status GitHub contributors PRs Welcome Twitter share

This is a simple project made for Hactoberfest 2020. An easy entry to Pull Requests. You can add your cart to the HF2020 train by submitting a PR.

See the train in action: >>> coders-railroad.netlify.app/ <<<

How to contribute?

  1. Fork repo
  2. Clone your fork
  3. Run yarn
  4. Add your cart to src/assets/data.json and run yarn serve to see your cart
  5. Run yarn test:unit
  6. Create your branch, commit, push, create pull request

Cart config example:

{
  "name": "YasiOnFire"
  "text": "Yasio"
  "cart": 1
}
Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode
property description
name your Github name
text your message to show on cart (max 18 chars)
cart # of cart to use (see below)

Avaiable carts:

__.oO.oOo.oOo.oOo.__
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|        #0        | 
"OO--------------OO"=
                      
_____________________ 
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|        #1         | 
"OO---------------OO"=
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_|       #2       |_ 
"OO--------------OO"=
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Cameron Thompson

Looking for help creating this template that is handy for novice/expert developers, but fantastic for beginners!

github.com/cdthomp1/mongo-express-...

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Anindita Basu • Edited

Python people:

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Customisable web app to translate words to English. Uses the Oxford Dictionaries API.

Mercury

Mercury is a customisable web app that uses the Oxford Dictionaries API to translate words to English. You enter a word in your language, and are shown a list of their English counterparts and how to pronounce them, together with examples to show how to use the words in English sentences.

👉 A customised version of the app, which translates Urdu words to English, is live at Tarjuma. 👈

Customisation instructions are in the Mercury documentation, which also contains a demo.

Disclaimer: This app is neither developed nor endorsed by Oxford Dictionaries. The code is available as-is, on an MIT license.

How to use Mercury

The app runs on Python, but you don't need to know Python to use the app or to customise it.

Prerequisites

You need a paid API key from Oxford Dictionaries API. The free plan is adequate for testing purposes but only…

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