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Flyte Hacktoberfest 2023: Issues and Guidelines #4064

Open samhita-alla opened 8 months ago

samhita-alla commented 8 months ago

Hello hello 👋!

It's that time of year again! We're excited to kick off Hacktoberfest and get you started on your open-source contributions. As a product that's dedicated to a better tech future, we love the message behind this event: that by collaborating and encouraging each other, we can all make a difference. ✨

This issue tracks all the issues and contribution guidelines to help you get started with Flyte and Hacktoberfest!

We highly recommend you check out our contribution guide to start contributing to Flyte. Our blog post presents a detailed overview of the grand prize and swag we'll give away.

Before working on an issue, please leave a comment on the issue and get it assigned to you.


Code and Documentation Contributions

Flyte has multiple repositories you could contribute to. The following is a detailed breakdown of all the available issues against the repository they relate to:

Repo Scope Tech stack Section
Flytekit Python SDK & Integrations Python Flytekit
Flytesnacks User Guide, Tutorials, Case Studies Python, Sphinx Flytesnacks
Flyteconsole Admin Console UI/UX, TypeScript Flyteconsole
Flytectl Flyte CLI Golang Flytectl
Flyte Backend Golang Flyte

Flytesnacks

Contribution Guide

Flytekit

Contribution Guide

Flyte

Flytectl

Contribution Guide

Flyteconsole

Contribution Guide


Feel free to share more feature requests, integration ideas, or just about any idea that could enhance the DX or UX as a comment on this issue.

October's going to be a fun month. We're looking forward to seeing what you come up with!

Happy Hacktoberfest!

davidmirror-ops commented 8 months ago

Also, if you're here, probably you're at the same time learning Flyte and trying to improve the codebase, which is hard. You can split the effort and increase your chances of earning well-deserved swag:

  1. Write a blog post teaching something you learned about Flyte. Think of this as a really good way of learning: having to explain it in words/diagrams. Swag : t-shirt and sticker

  2. Record a demo showcasing something you learned about Flyte. Swag: water bottle and sticker

In any of these cases, let us know in the #hacktoberfest-2023 channel or by commenting here where you posted/you plan to post the content and we'll review it. Once reviewed and accepted, swag will be yours.

Thanks in advance!

hridaya423 commented 7 months ago

Hi @davidmirror-ops , I made a little quickstart guide to flyte. https://dev.to/learnearnfun/quickstart-to-flyte-36h7 Please review, Thanks!

lazyMonk1010 commented 7 months ago

hey @davidmirror-ops , i started my blog journey with flyte. Do check it - https://flyte.hashnode.dev/using-flyte-for-ml-pipeline-debugging-a-comprehensive-tutorial and let me know changes !! Thankyou