🎃 Hacktoberfest 2022 🎃

[beerose]

Hi all 👋

It's time for Hacktoberfest 2022, and The Blitz team is excited to have you contribute to our project. Blitz is a community-first project, so that we couldn't miss out on an event like this. You can learn more about the community here. In our repository, you can find some beginner-friendly issues to work on! There are several repositories that you can contribute to:

• Blitz Toolkit
• Blitz documentation
• superjson

If you're new to open source, here you can find a bunch of excellent resources and guides, including how to get started, submit a PR, and communicate: https://opensource.guide/.

Get started

• As a first step, we strongly encourage you to read our code of conduct and contribution guidelines.
• Find an issue labelled with good first issue and status/ready-to-work-on. You're more than welcome to work on other issues as well (as long as they have a status/ready-to-work-on label). If you find one that looks interesting and no one else is already working on it, comment on the issue to claim it.
• Start hacking away!
• And last but not least: create a pull request 🎉

What you can expect from us

• Maintainers will review PRs each week, intending to include as many as possible in our releases and documentation.
• Even if we don't manage to review your PR fully, we will still triage all of the contributions and we will add a hacktoberfest-accepted label.
• We will close all the contributions violating our guidelines and code of conduct.
• If you have any questions, feel free to ask them in our Discord community. There's a #hacktoberfest-2022 channel that you can use for any communication around the event. We are happy to help.

Don't forget to register at the Hacktoberfest site so you can get your t-shirt or have a tree planted in your name!

Good luck and happy Hacktoberfest!

[tordans]

@beerose JFYI this is still pinned in /issues.