This repository tracks contributions to Umbraco that are not based on a pull request being submitted.
If you're doing anything significant during Hacktoberfest, please create a pull request to this README.md file to track it in one of the categories below, categories are:
- Low-code / no-code contributions
- New Umbraco packages
For the Digital Ocean Hacktoberfest participation, you need 4 contributions to be eligible for rewards. For the Umbraco specific Hacktoberfest participation you need 2 contributions to be eligible for rewards. ⭐ Please make sure to follow the Hacktoberfest rules.
And example of a participation entry is:
- 2023-10-04 - Paula Philips - Blog post - [How to get started contributing to Umbraco](https://example.com) - Wrote a blog post describing my first time doing a code contribution to Umbraco
So the rough format is (feel free to adapt where needed): Date - Name - Type of low/no-code contribution - Link - Description.
Explore last year's list to get some inspiration.
Hacktoberfest 2023 rewards low-code and non-code contributions such as talks, blog posts and organizing events.
Eligible contributions according to the Hacktoberfest guidelines include, for example:
- Copy editing
- User experience testing
- Talks or presentations
- Blog posts
- Podcasts
- Case studies
- Organizing Hacktoberfest events
Contributions:
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2023-10-01 - Rachel Breeze - Blog posts - "2 Weeks In Umbraco: Accessibility And AI"
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2023-10-02 - Corné Hoskam - Blog posts - "Let's Talk: Looking Back at DF23"
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2023-10-03 - Michael Latouche - Skrift article - "Materializing your Open-Source Repository Issues: The Codegarden Hackathon Issue Receipt Printer"
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2023-10-04 - Karl Tynan - Meetup Talk - "CODECABIN23 - What was it like?"
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2023-10-06 - Bernadet Goey - Blog posts - "Learning a new language, it's not as scary as you think"
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2023-10-06 - Poornima Nayar - Mentoring about Umbraco at Speed Mentoring event organised in Nottingham Trent University in conjunction with DDD East Midlands
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2023-10-07 - Rachel Breeze - Speaker "Accessibility: Building and Deploying Accessible sites". Included a demo of the guard rails that can be added in Umbraco to support content authors in creating accessible content, at DDD East Midlands
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2023-10-07 - Poornima Nayar - Spoke at DDD East Midlands, representing Umbraco Community
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2023-10-17 - Busra Sengul - Organizing Turkiye Umbraco User Group Meetup Hacktoberfest edition with a talk about Content Delivery API
Eligible contributions are brand new packages (Umbraco plugins) that have not been released on the Umbraco Marketplace before October 2023.
If you're interested in creating a new package and need some inspiration, have a look at Lee's list of package ideas (or add your own!).
Packages for Umbraco 14, also known as Bellissima, are eligible by default, even if the equivalent package already exists for Umbraco 12.
Contributions:
- 2023-10-05 - Huw Reddick - New Package - "Our.Community.Polls - Simple Poll Property Editor for Umbraco"
Eligible are pledges of sponsorship to any Umbraco-related GitHub repositories or GitHub profiles (the maintainer of one or more Umbraco related repositories).
Please add a screenshot of your first donation to the description of the pull request. If this is a recurring sponsorship, please indicate how long you intend it to run for, otherwise indicate that it's a one-time donation.
Contributions:
- 2023-10-04 - Erik-Jan Westendorp - Sponsor Lee Kelleher - Contentment
- 2023-10-05 - Karl Tynan - Sponsor Lee Kelleher - On-going sponsorship
- 2023-10-05 - Karl Tynan - Sponsor Søren Kottal - On-going sponsorship
- 2023-10-05 - Blake Watt - Sponsor Lee Kelleher - Monthly sponsorship