This repository is designed for open source event for Hacktoberfest. Please respect others and enjoy!
Disclaimer: Any push that alters integrity of this repo or content of other person's file will not be merge to this repository.
Prior to starting these challenges please sign up at Hacktoberfest, and login to it using your Github account.
First, fork this repo to your Github.
Second clone it down to your computer
Third, create your own branch with your name
Fourth, push your code up and make a pull request.
- Log your name into the
Contributor.md
file. The format should be as follow.
- Name: (Full Name)
- Bio: Tell me about yourself!
- Link: [Github](link goes here)
After adding this to the contributor.md
file, make a pull request and wait for it to merge!
Introduce yourself! In About-Me
folder, create a file with your initials.md
. After that add a contents as follow:
- Name: (Name)
- Location: (where are you from? if its too personal, put Remote)
- Fun Fact: Tell me about yourself any fun fact
- Link: [Github](Put your Github link)
Then make a pull request
Create any simple scripts into the Scripts
folder, printing Hello World
message.
Example
// JavaScript
function helloWorld(){
console.log("Hello World");
}
helloWorld();
# Python
def hello_world():
print("Hello World")
hello_world()
// C Sharp
public class Program
{
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
HelloWorld();
}
public static void HelloWorld()
{
Console.WriteLine("Hello World");
}
}
// Java
public class Program {
public static void main(String[] args) {
helloWorld();
}
public static void helloWorld() {
System.out.print("Hello World");
}
}
Feel free too use any of these code or be creative!
Should you choose to do this mission...
Let create something cool together!
In Application
folder, I've started node app. Please build on top this application by adding one line of code. Again ONE LINE of code! This is to give other people to put their cool idea.
If you are brand new to coding. You can still participate by adding a comment to the function or variable and tell what you think that line is doing!!
In node.js you can create a comment by adding //
to the beginning of the statement.
Lets get creative!
Thank you all for participating and thank you Clubhouse1 for doing it live.
Mario Pugh: Github
Kimberly Dills: Github
AliceWonderland for idea of the this open source project.