It's almost October, which means Hacktoberfest is upon us! This year we are celebrating the 10th year of Hacktoberfest and Bytebase is joining the festivities once again.
What's Hacktoberfestðº
It is a month-long celebration of open source initiated by DigitalOcean. Hacktoberfest is open to everyone, whether you're an open-source newbie or a seasoned developer, you are welcome to join this global community event!
How to Participate
- Register anytime between September 26 and October 31
- Pull requests can be made in any GitHub or GitLab hosted project that's participating in Hacktoberfest
- Project maintainers must accept your pull/merge requests for them to count toward your total
- The first 50,000 participants to have their first PR/MR accepted will have a tree planted in their name through Tree Nation
- Participants with four PR/MR accepted between October 1 and 31 will receive a unique digital reward
Check out more details here.
Bytebase X Hacktoberfest
In addition, we invite you to participate in the special activities here at the Bytebase community! In addition to having the opportunity to receive a tree planted under your name, you also have a (good) chance to claim the following customized digital badgesð.
ð How to get digital badges:
- The Explorer Badge - Run Bytebase (locally or Cloud) and complete a schema change
- The LGTM Badge - Claim an issue with the Hacktoberfest label in the Bytebase GitHub repo and have it merged
- The Conqueror Badge - Two options: PostgreSQL/MySQL. Publish a tutorial on the topic of "Database GitOps with Bytebase for PostgreSQL or MySQL". FYI, here's an example.
Once you complete any of the above tasks between October 1 and 31, please send a screenshot or a link, along with your GitHub ID to support@bytebase.com, Subject: Hacktoberfest Badge Claim.
If you encounter any issues, or need a helping hand, feel free to join our Discord channel!
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