Do you know that open source contributions come in handy when we apply for our dream job? 樂 It out-stands your resume and keeps you at the top 朗. We are very happy to introduce you to hacktoberfest 2021, a month-long celebration of open-source software. During this event, everyone can participate in events, contribute to open source projects and showcase their skills.

1. INTRO TO
HACKTOBERFEST
Getting started with
opensource..

2. WHAT IS ?

3. Git is a free and open source distributed version
control system designed to handle everything from
small to very large projects with speed and
efficiency.
• track changes made to your project
• create different branches
• Go back to a specific version of the tracked files
• and much more....

4. Git
comands
$ git commit
$ git status
$ git add
$ git init

6. $ git init
$ git init <directory>
> git init
★git init turns any directory into a Git
repository.

7. $ git add <filename>
> git add $ git add .
$ git add -p
★The git add command adds new or
changed files in your working
directory to the Git staging area.

8. $ git status
> git status
git status shows the current state of
your Git working directory and staging
area.
★The git add command adds new or
changed files in your working
directory to the Git staging area.

9. $ git commit -m "commit message"
> git commit $ git commit -am "commit message"
$ git commit --amend -m "new message"
★git commit creates a commit, which is
like a snapshot of your repository.

10. Branches
A branch is a version of the
repository that diverges from the
main working project. It is a feature
available in most modern version
control systems. A Git project can
have more than one branch. These
branches are a pointer to a snapshot
of your changes.
$ git branch
$ git branch -a
$ git checkout <branchname>

12. $ git merge <branch>
> git merge

14. Github
GitHub, on the other hand,
is a web-based hosting
service for version control
using Git. It offers all of the
distributed version control
and source code
management functionality
of Git as well as adding
more features for
computer code.

15. $ git pull
$ git clone
$ git push
$ git remote
Git
comands

16. $ git remote
> git remote $ git remote add <name> <url>
★git remote manages the set of
remotes that you are tracking with
your local repository.

17. $ git push <remote> <branch>
> git push
★git push uploads all local branch
commits to the corresponding remote
branch.

18. $ git pull <remote> <branch>
> git pull
★git pull updates your current local
working branch, and all of the remote
tracking branches.

19. $ git clone <url>
> git clone
$ git clone --single-branch --branch
<branchname> <url>
★git clone is used to target an existing
repository and create a clone, or copy
of the target repository.

20. Forking
A fork is a copy of a
repository that you
manage. Forks let you
make changes to a
project without affecting
the original repository.
You can fetch updates
from or submit changes
to the original repository
with pull requests.

21. Pull request
● A pull request is a method of
submitting contributions to
an open development
project.
● A pull request occurs when
a developer asks for
changes, committed to an
external repository, to be
considered for inclusion in a
project’s main repository.

22. Issues
● Issues are a great way to
keep track of tasks,
enhancements, and bugs for
your projects.
● Most software projects have
a bug tracker of some kind.
GitHub’s tracker is called
Issues, and has its own
section in every repository.

24. Opensource
software

25. what is opensource?
Open source software (OSS) is
software that is distributed with its
source code, making it available for
use, modification, and distribution
with its original rights.

27. why opensource??🤔
▹Open source software is developed
in a decentralized and collaborative
way, relying on peer review and
community production.
▹Open source software is often
cheaper, more flexible, and has
more longevity than its proprietary
peers because it is developed by
communities rather than a single
author or company.

30. Hacktoberfest is a month-long
celebration of open source software
run by DigitalOcean. During the entire
month of October, all you have to do is
contribute to any open source
projects and open at least 4 pull
requests. You don’t have to be an
expert in programming or coding. It
can be a be a bug fix, improvement, or
even a documentation change.

31. >Rules
● Submit 4 pull requests (PR)
between 1st and 31 Oct, to a repo
that has the hacktoberfest tag
● Your PR needs to be merged with
the repo or must be labelled
hacktoberfest-accepted to be
counted
● If a maintainer labels your PR as
spam, it will not be counted.
● If a maintainer reports behavior
that’s not in line with the project’s
code of conduct, you will be
ineligible to participate.

32. >resources
➢https://github.com/mungell/aw
esome-for-beginners
➢https://up-for-grabs.net/#/
➢https://www.firsttimersonly.co
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➢http://deepsource.io/discover