Hacktoberfest is back for 2021 with a few changes. Score a free T-shirt or a planted tree by making four pull requests on eligible GitHub/GitLab repositories between October 1-31.
Repositories need the Hacktoberfest tag or the individual Pull Requests need the hacktoberfest-accepted label.
You can make these pulls on your own repositories but they should be "quality".
This is only available to the first 50,000 participants so make sure to register now.
Referrer will receive $25 account credit for every referred that totals $25 in billings. Referee will receive $200/ 60 day credit.
Bumped requirements.txt
Im going to set my repos to private for a while, last time the spam requests were annoying to deal with.
If you don't add the hacktoberfest topic to your repositories I suspect the spam will be minimal.
Didn't stop spam being sent to the Python core developers at the end of October last year: https://twitter.com/mariatta/status/1319638190546964480
Also isn't stopping spam to the HTML spec: https://twitter.com/shitoberfest/status/1444140796832206848
Still waiting on a couple hundred dollars worth of "swag" from the last year…
What does that even mean? You basically get a shirt + stickers or a tree planted. Maybe $5-10 of swag at the most.
any recommended repos which intermediate programmers can be useful in?
Find a project here that you like the sound of (and is in a language/framework you are familiar with):
https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted
Submitted a pull request to the missus, does that count?
I found your missus more receptive for a 68… by the way I still owe her one
Last year I contributed memes. Is there a similar repo this year?
Here come the crappy:
Fixed typo/Added CoC/Added comments pull request spam