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9 Open Source Projects to Contribute to - Hacktoberfest 2024

Bobby Iliev on October 06, 2024

Introduction Hacktoberfest is a month-long event where people are awarded for contributing to open-source projects 🙌. In order to parti...
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Anmol Baranwal

I was just going through it and then realized most of the repos are yours.

Wow! Impressive work sirji 👏

It's tough to maintain so many os projects.

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Bobby Iliev

Thank you 🙏

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Abdulmumin yaqeen

Awesome projects ❤️!

Devcanvas is also open to hacktoberfest contributions.

Devcanvas is an online editor/sandbox.

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

Github: github.com/Abdulmumin1/devcanvas

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Bobby Iliev

Nice! Looks like a great project 👏

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mksunny1 • Edited

You are doing amazing work Bobby. Thanks for this.

I would also love more collaborators on my project at github.com/mksunny1/deleight.

Deleight aims to provide all the cool framework functions like reactivity, good structure and other things that help to write more expressive JavaScript without compromising the freedom and power of Vanilla.

It is such a huge project and we need help for many things like:

  1. Issues asking how to accomplish common 'framework' tasks with deleight,
  2. Finding bugs,
  3. Improving the docs,
  4. Community help,
  5. Writing code.
  6. etc.

Contributions are very welcome from everyone no matter your level of experience in open-source. You only need to share our passion and dedication to making frontend development faster, easier and more stable.

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Bobby Iliev

This looks awesome! Thank you for sharing it! I just stared the project.

Btw the link that you've shared is broken, here is the correct one:

GitHub logo mksunny1 / deleight

A delightful set of libraries for creating modern web applications

Deleight

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Deleight is a library now comprising 9 modules designed to improve expressiveness without compromising simplicity, performance, flexibility and sheer elegance of pure JavaScript. We achieve this by creating higher level functions, classes and objects which can get more done with less code than standard JavaScript primitives. These new utilities have been assembled into different modules based on functionality and dependency so that you can include only the parts you need in your projects. The whole architecture means you can benefit from more expressiveness without compromising the power and freedom of vanilla JavaScript.

Usage

import { apply } from 'deleight/dom/apply';
import { map, range, forEach, zip } from 'deleight/generators';
apply({
    main: (main) => {
        const newContent = map(range(101, 120), i => `My index is  now ${i}`);
        const lastChildren
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mksunny1

Thanks again Bobby. You rock

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Astrodevil

You're maintaining quite good no. of projects⚡

btw Hacktoberfest contributions for KitOps is also open.

It's only open source, standards-based packaging and versioning system designed for AI/ML projects.

repo link: github.com/jozu-ai/kitops

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Bobby Iliev

That is awesome! Thank you for sharing it 👏

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Juan Martin

Orbit CSS is also open to contributions! Is a CSS framework for building radial/circular UIs using just CSS.

How to contribute: guidelines

Repo: here

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Bobby Iliev

Awesome! Looks great!

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John Bolton

Great post 🧡 You can read our blogs on how to contribute in open-source projects A to Z tutorial: stories-of-purnota-ne9b.vercel.app...
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Bobby Iliev

This is great! Thanks for sharing!

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Ifeanyi Idiaye

Great post! Here are a couple of projects I am maintaining:

github.com/Ifeanyi55/OpenAlex4Gephi

github.com/Ifeanyi55/Gradio-in-R

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Bobby Iliev

Those are awesome! Thanks for sharing!

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Roberto B.

amazing!
why not using "ibis next" for your pdf/epub creation?

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Bobby Iliev

Ah yes! I should update my GitHub actions to use that instead of the old version!

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yasiramus

This great
thanks for sharing

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Bobby Iliev

Thank you! 🙏

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Topaz • Edited

vespper is open to contributions! :)
github.com/vespperhq/vespper

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Bobby Iliev

Awesome 🙌 Looks great!

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Alexhales67

thanks for the article. I saw that Taipy is giving really nice swag for those who want to contribute

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Bobby Iliev

Awesome! Thanks for sharing! 🙏

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sharon oliva

Thank you for sharing this list of open-source projects! It’s a fantastic resource for anyone looking to get involved in Hacktoberfest 2024.

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Bobby Iliev

Thank you 🙏

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Vinay

TailwindCSS Components
is this still available or relevant for the hactober fest 2024??

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Bobby Iliev

Yes, feel free to submit PRs and tag me so I can review them!

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Honoré SOKE • Edited

Hello sir !
So i'm interested and also glad to discover hacktoberfest. I'm a first pull request doer. I'm just curious about something: Is it my PR that must be labeled hacktoberfest or the git repo ?

Thanks a lot for the post.

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Ifeanyi Idiaye

Would like to contribute a chapter to the introduction-to-docker-ebook repo. The chapter would focus on how to deploy a docker container on Render.com.

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NateDhaliwal

IIRC hacktoberfest.com was the website.
Also IIRC, they aren't giving out t-shirts this year due to many people signing up this year and the demand is too big. (Mentioned on the website)

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Bobby Iliev

Ah yes, no t-shirts this year indeed! Thanks for spotting that!

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Cisco

Hhy