Flyte Hacktoberfest 2024: issues and guidelines

Open davidmirror-ops opened this issue 4 months ago • 0 comments

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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.

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

Resources

Contribution guide
Questions? Go to the #hacktoberfest-2024 channel

Guidelines

Before working on an issue, ask questions and make sure you understand the problem and how to fix it. Then, add a comment on the issue requesting to be assigned or leave a comment with #take.
On the PR, use one of the Github-supported keywords to link it back to the issue.
After a first review, the PR will get the hacktobertfest-accepted label and we expect you to apply feedback and shepherd your contribution until it's merged.
If the issue is assigned to you, but someone else sends a valid PR before you do, we'll ask and wait for 2 days to get your PR. Otherwise, the first PR will be accepted.

Prizes

To thank you for your contributions, we have prizes! From exclusive Flyte t-shirts and stickers to cozy sweatshirts, and a pair of the new AirPods Pro 2 for those big contributions (including new integrations/plugins). Every contribution registered in the form will receive a prize, the more contributions you make, and the more significant the contribution, the greater the prize.

Fill out this form to register your merged PRs or content contributions on or before Oct. 31, 2024.

Content contributions

If you're here, you're probably 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:

Write a blog post teaching something you learned about Flyte. Examples include: how to install Flyte, how to use a particular plugin/agent, how to fix a common problem, etc.
Record a demo showcasing something you learned about Flyte.

In any of these cases, let us know in the #hacktoberfest-2024 channel or by commenting here where you post/plan to post the content and we'll review it. Once reviewed and accepted, swag will be yours.

Code and Documentation Contribution opportunities

This year we wanted to focus on the many aspects of the Flyte documentation and examples that can be improved.

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	Examples	Python, Sphinx	Flytesnacks
Flyte	Backend, documentation, console	Golang, Markdown , reStructuredText	Flyte