Beyond Hacktoberfest: Building a True Open Source Journey
A guide to building a meaningful open source journey beyond Hacktoberfest, focusing on creating opportunities and contributing ethically.
A guide to building a meaningful open source journey beyond Hacktoberfest, focusing on creating opportunities and contributing ethically.
Ayu Adiati shares her first no-code video tutorial contributions for Hacktoberfest, highlighting non-technical roles in open source.
Tips for making Hacktoberfest enjoyable for both contributors and maintainers, covering rules, labels, and community spirit.
A developer shares a strategy for Hacktoberfest: revisiting past projects to contribute again, including a useful GitHub CLI command.
A personal story about non-code contributions to Mautic during Hacktoberfest 2024, focusing on content writing and community collaboration.
A personal journey from open source contributor to maintainer, sharing experiences and lessons learned.
Recap of #100DaysOfOSS challenge days 28-50, covering open source learning, workshops, and community collaboration.
A guide and community resource for preparing for Hacktoberfest 2022, covering open source contributions and tips for newcomers and maintainers.
Tips for making quality open-source contributions during Hacktoberfest, focusing on finding suitable issues and respecting maintainers.
A critique of Hacktoberfest, arguing it creates spammy pull requests and burdens open-source maintainers for corporate marketing.
An analysis of Hacktoberfest's challenges, focusing on low-quality contributions and strategies for maintainers to manage them effectively.
A developer shares their Hacktoberfest 2019 contributions, including pull requests merged for DEV.to and the Storybook learning site.
A guide to participating in Hacktoberfest 2019, focusing on contributing to open source PowerShell projects and finding issues to work on.
A call for contributions to the Hacktoberfest open-source event, focusing on the PowerShell project 'BurntToast' and encouraging participation.
A short post promoting three tech events in October: PowerShell Summit, #PSBlogWeek, and Hacktoberfest for open-source contributions.