Hacktoberfest is a chance to level up your coding skills and get small goodies in reward. This page lists links to awesome background information and links to awesome contribution possibilities.
- Hacktoberfest Official Website
- Hacktoberfest Tutorial - Introduction to Hacktoberfest
- Hacktoberfest Swag List - List of all goodies given away by companies
Finding a good issue to work on takes time. Here, you find possibilities to ease the search.
- Issue Finder - finds issues made especially for hacktoberfest, also allows filtering by language
- Hacktoberfest Finder - easy way to find issues to work on during hacktoberfest, including the ability to filter by language and least comments.
- Up For Grabs - find beginner-friendly projects and issues
With these labels, one finds issues to level up his skills in hacktoberfest.
- hacktoberfest - label especially created for hacktoberfest
- first-timers-only
- for-new-contributors
- good-first-issue
- Awesome Hacktoberfest 2020 - lists awesome projects categorized for beginners and advanced coders.
- Awesome First PR Opportunities - lists projects which are beginner-friendly.
In case you are an experienced developer, projects have prepared special issues for hacktoberfest. Below you will find awesome projects that have been put notable efforts into Hacktoberfest. They also try to be very welcoming for 1st-time contributors.
(all CSS projects with hacktoberfest issues)
(all dart projects with hacktoberfest issues)
(all HTML projects with hacktoberfest issues)
(all JavaScript projects with hacktoberfest issues)
- jest-extended
- letra-extension - Passively learn a new language every time you open a new tab
- vue-dropzone
(all Java projects with hacktoberfest issues)
(all PHP projects with hacktoberfest issues)
(all python projects with hacktoberfest issues)
- django-gamification
- howlong
- python-ds - datastructures implemented in PYthon
- quick-net
- Ralph
- Tipboard
- wtfuzz
(all React projects with hacktoberfest issues)
- Blitz - Blitz is a batteries-included framework that's inspired by Ruby on Rails, is built on Next.js, and features a "Zero-API" data layer abstraction that eliminates the need for REST/GraphQL.
- Gatsby - Gatsby is a free and open source framework for building blazing fast static websites.
- Hacktoberfest Checker - check your Hacktoberfest progress. [Source]
- Hacktoberfest Tracker App - Keep track of your and your friends' hacktoberfest progress. [Source]
(all TypeScript projects with hacktoberfest issues)
Here you find projects that were made especially for hacktoberfest.
- hacktoberfest-status
- Issue Finder - finds issues made especially for hacktoberfest, also allows filtering by language
- Accord
- Appwrite
- Aqua Security
- Circle CI
- Coding Blocks
- Devfolio
- Gatsby
- Grafana Labs
- Hasura
- JetBrains - JetBrains offers a wide range of developer IDEs. For Hacktoberfest, it makes them available for free for open source contributors independently of the contributor being a permanent contributor to an open source project (which is covered by their Free Licenses Program).
- MayaData
- Sendgrid
- Source{d}
- AwesomeSearch - search engine for the awesome list providing useful programming resources.
- Build a Hacktoberfest Checker Clone
- First Timers Only - page highlighting awesome facts on first-time contributions
- Reading List
Contributions are welcome! Please read the contribution guidelines first. Especially have the motto "quality over quantity" in mind. Hacktoberfest is there to level up coding skills, not the capability to submit arbitrary files to arbitrary repositories.
To the extent possible under law, Matthew Egan has waived all copyright and related or neighbouring rights to this work.