A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest!

Per here, Saelor is participating in Hacktoberfest 2019 by giving away their own swag.

Please add Saelor to the 2019 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate a blog post (or official tweet), the type of swag being offered, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here.

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest!

Per here, Valor Software is participating in Hacktoberfest 2019 by giving away their own swag.

Please add Valor Software to the 2019 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate a blog post (or official tweet), the type of swag being offered, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here and submit your pull requests after Oct 1st if you would like it to count for the official Hacktoberfest swag.

Hi!

SAP are also giving away stuff this year:
https://blogs.sap.com/2019/10/04/lets-code-share-and-learn.-calling-abapers-to-next-edition-of-hacktoberfest/

A good first issue for a pull request!

I recently saw that OpenBazaar is throwing their hat into the ring and offering swag for Hacktoberfest. Anyone in the community want to add a meaningful PR to their count for Hacktoberfest and add OpenBazaar to the Hacktoberfest Swag List, following the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines?

See their blog post: https://openbazaar.org/blog/Hacktoberfest-with-OpenBazaar-Help-Make-Trade-Free-Get-Rewards/

I'd like to pay it forward by giving someone else the PR rather than myself. 😄

Now that this list of companies giving out swag for Hacktoberfest has grown quite long, does anyone have any thoughts on how it should be styled or rearranged? I kind of like the idea of putting DigitalOcean/GitHub/Twillio at the top, then Microsoft, then everyone else in alphabetical order.

Or, would you rather see it organized from least amount of work to most? Or best swag to worse swag?

Let me know your thoughts, and feel free to submit a PR if you figure out a decent way to organize the list. 👍

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest!

Per here, Hasura is participating in Hacktoberfest 2019 by giving away their own swag.

Please add Hasura to the 2019 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate a blog post (or official tweet), the type of swag being offered, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here and submit your pull requests after Oct 1st if you would like it to count for the official Hacktoberfest swag.

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest!

Per here, opsdroid is participating in Hacktoberfest 2019 by giving away their own swag.

Please add opsdroid to the 2019 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate a blog post (or official tweet), the type of swag being offered, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here and submit your pull requests after Oct 1st if you would like it to count for the official Hacktoberfest swag.

Hello all!

With Hacktoberfest 2019 right around the corner, is anyone yet aware of companies committed to offering swag?

You can review the 2018 branch here to see the list of companies that participated last year. I've heard back from only one of them with a commitment to sponsor swag again this year.

If you hear of a swag opportunity on the horizon for 2019, let us know by posting here.

However, don't submit a Pull Request or a new Issue yet until Hacktoberfest begins and you've signed up on the DigitalOcean website
You can submit your PRs now if you wish to add companies to the list before Hacktoberfest officially begins, but keep in mind that any PRs you make before you register for Hacktoberfest (or before Oct 1st) won't count toward the official Hacktoberfest swag.

I just want to gather things in one place until Hacktoberfest 2019 begins.

Once the most festive of holidays does start, then please submit your PRs and Issues to add companies to the list, and be sure to read the Contributing guidelines! I want as many people to get their swag as possible!

By adding an "Scroll to Up button" It would be easy to use. And create a good look in the Layout.

A good first issue for a pull request!

I recently saw that LBRY is throwing their hat into the ring and offering swag for Hacktoberfest. Anyone in the community want to add a meaningful PR to their count for Hacktoberfest and add LBRY to the Hacktoberfest Swag List, following the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines?

See their blog post: https://lbry.io/news/hacktoberfest

I'd like to pay it forward by giving someone else the PR rather than myself. 😄

Hat tip to https://github.com/benbarth/hacktoberfest-swag for letting me know about LBRY 🎩

Edit: Corrected spelling of LBRY 🙄

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A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest!

Per here, OpenEBS is participating in Hacktoberfest 2019 by giving away their own swag.

Please add OpenEBS to the 2019 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate a blog post (or official tweet), the type of swag being offered, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here and submit your pull requests after Oct 1st if you would like it to count for the official Hacktoberfest swag.

Create an .mdlrc file based on the official configuration here that will ignore "Line Length" and "Multiple headers with the same content" flags in Code Climate.

See mdl rules: https://github.com/markdownlint/markdownlint/blob/v0.4.0/docs/RULES.md
See Code Climate docs: https://docs.codeclimate.com/docs/markdownlint
See further information in Issue #24

Sadly, not every company that participates in Hacktoberfest sees the value in being on this Swag List. While this project sends many, many meaningful contributions to amazing open source projects big and small, it will also inevitably lead to some spammy PRs from people just looking for stickers and a shirt. Most companies and maintainers totally understand that; it simply comes with the territory of Hacktoberfest.

Other companies don't see it that way. While I fundamentally disagree with their positions, I don't want to get into any more Twitter battles over this. These are the companies who have asked to remain off of the Hacktoberfest Swag List:

• Umbraco (Please see Issue #156)

Any PRs that add a company on the list above will be closed. If you have questions regarding their stance on Hacktoberfest or this project, please ask the companies directly and feel free to have them reach me on Twitter for further discussions.

At the end of the day, you decide how you want to help those in the open source community. ❤️

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest!

Aqua is participating in Hacktoberfest 2019 by giving away their own swag.

Please add Aqua to the 2019 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate a blog post (or official tweet), the type of swag being offered, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here.

Here is a screenshot

Browser: Chrome 77.0.3865.90
OS: MacOS

Before we can create a CircleCI config file we need to know:

• what the site is built with: Jekyll
• where it's hosted: ?
• the deployment process (how it gets from git to the server): ?
• how is the website being tested: ?

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest!

Per here, LBRY is participating in Hacktoberfest 2019 by giving away their own swag.

Please add LBRY to the 2019 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate a blog post (or official tweet), the type of swag being offered, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here and submit your pull requests after Oct 1st if you would like it to count for the official Hacktoberfest swag.

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest!

Per here, Kong is participating in Hacktoberfest 2019 by giving away their own swag.

Please add Kong to the 2019 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate a blog post (or official tweet), the type of swag being offered, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here and submit your pull requests after Oct 1st if you would like it to count for the official Hacktoberfest swag.

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest! If you want for this to count towards Hacktoberfest, please submit your PR on October 1st!

Per here, Hasura is participating in Hacktoberfest 2020 by giving away their own swag.

Please add Hasura to the 2020 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate the type of swag being offered, their requirements, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here.

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest!

Per here, Strawberry is participating in Hacktoberfest 2019 by giving away their own swag.

Please add Strawberry to the 2019 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate a blog post (or official tweet), the type of swag being offered, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here and submit your pull requests after Oct 1st if you would like it to count for the official Hacktoberfest swag.

A good first issue for a pull request!

I recently saw that Aras Labs is throwing their hat into the ring and offering swag for Hacktoberfest. Anyone in the community want to add a meaningful PR to their count for Hacktoberfest and add Aras Labs to the Hacktoberfest Swag List, following the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines?

See their blog post: http://community.aras.com/en/join-aras-labs-hacktoberfest-2018/

I'd like to pay it forward by giving someone else the PR rather than myself. 😄

Hat tip to https://github.com/benbarth/hacktoberfest-swag for letting me know about Aras Labs 🎩

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest! If you want for this to count towards Hacktoberfest, please submit your PR on October 1st!

Per here, CircleCI is participating in Hacktoberfest 2020 (which they dub Orbtoberfest) by giving away their own swag.

Please add CircleCI to the 2020 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate the type of swag being offered and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here.

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest!

Per here, Sense/Net is participating in Hacktoberfest 2019 by giving away their own swag.

Please add Sense/Net to the 2019 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate a blog post (or official tweet), the type of swag being offered, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here and submit your pull requests after Oct 1st if you would like it to count for the official Hacktoberfest swag.

just saw on twitter :)
https://circleci-public.github.io/hacktoberfest/#/

This is a great first issue for those new to Hacktoberfest and coding in general!

This swag list is a Jekyll site that uses a basic HTML template to build its pages. Part of that template is putting the little Octocat logo in the top-right corner so people browsing the website can very easily jump to the GitHub repo.

I am looking for someone to change the hex color value for the background of the Octocat from orange to purple to match the official color scheme of this year's Hacktoberfest theme.

You can find that file here: https://github.com/crweiner/hacktoberfest-swag-list/blob/master/_layouts/default.html

Please find where the Octocat portion of the template is and change the background color to something purple.

Once you have done that, submit a PR and view the preview that is generated automatically by Netlify to make sure it looks the way you want.

Thanks!

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest!

Per here, Operation Code is participating in Hacktoberfest 2019 by giving away their own swag.

Please add Operation Code to the 2019 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate a blog post (or official tweet), the type of swag being offered, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here and submit your pull requests after Oct 1st if you would like it to count for the official Hacktoberfest swag.

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest! If you want for this to count towards Hacktoberfest, please submit your PR on October 1st!

Per here, Globo is participating in Hacktoberfest 2020 by giving away their own swag.

Please add Globo to the 2020 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate the type of swag being offered, their requirements, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors). Please keep in mind, this swag will be limited to only a certain country, so be sure to clearly communicate that in their entry on the Swag List.

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here.

I recently added a CI bot to check for Markdown styling/formatting issues, being that this swag list is just a giant Markdown document. Code Climate is using a Ruby program called markdownlint to verify that the Markdown is correctly formatted in a document.

Read more about that Ruby script here: https://github.com/markdownlint/markdownlint

As you can publically see here, Code Climate/markdownlint have identified many places for improvement in this list's Markdown formatting.

Is anyone willing to tackle these issues to make this Hacktoberfest list better?

These are helpful links to understand what is going on with this Ruby script:
https://docs.codeclimate.com/docs/markdownlint
https://github.com/markdownlint/markdownlint/blob/v0.4.0/docs/RULES.md

I am not interested in fixing the following:

• Line length errors: GitHub renders them just fine
• Multiple headers with the same content: needed due to how the list is formatted with different PR requirements and difficulties

If you want to be a true superhero, you can also add a native .mdlrc file to skip those rules from flagging in the first place.

Thank you for your help and contributions in the spirit of Hacktoberfest!

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest!

Per here, Parity (or perhaps their sister community of Substrate?) is participating in Hacktoberfest 2019 by giving away their own swag.

Please add Parity/Substrate to the 2019 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file (once you figure out what is the correct title/company to list).

You will need to locate a blog post (or official tweet), the type of swag being offered, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here and submit your pull requests after Oct 1st if you would like it to count for the official Hacktoberfest swag.

Hello World! 🗺️ It's that time of year again; Hacktoberfest time! 🎃 🎉 At a time of social isolation, let's bring people together over the love of open source, learning something new, helping out, and some sweet swag.

We need to go through the list of companies that participated in Hacktoberfest 2019 to see if they are participating again in 2020. The 2019 release of the Swag List can be found here.

If they are participating and offering unique Swag, get them ready to add to the Swag List and let everyone know down below. 👇

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest! If you want for this to count towards Hacktoberfest, please submit your PR on October 1st!

Per here, Vontage/Nexmo is participating in Hacktoberfest 2020 by giving away their own swag.

Please add Vontage/Nexmo to the 2020 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate the type of swag being offered, their requirements, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here.

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest!

Per here and here, Magento (and the larger Adobe repos) is participating in Hacktoberfest 2019 by giving away their own swag.

Please add Adobe/Magento to the 2019 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate a blog post (or official tweet), the type of swag being offered, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here and submit your pull requests after Oct 1st if you would like it to count for the official Hacktoberfest swag.

Add QMK to list of participating organisations.

Source: https://hacktoberfest.qmk.fm/

This project appears to be a duplicate of https://github.com/benbarth/hacktoberfest-swag

A good first issue for a pull request!

I recently saw that Magento is throwing their hat into the ring and offering swag for Hacktoberfest, and they're calling it #SQUASHTOBERFEST. Anyone in the community want to add a meaningful PR to their count for Hacktoberfest and add Magento to the Hacktoberfest Swag List, following the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines?

See their blog post: https://magento.com/blog/technical/are-you-ready-for-magento-squashtoberfest-2018
And see their GitHub Wiki: https://github.com/magento/magento2/wiki/SQUASHTOBERFEST-2018

I'd like to pay it forward by giving someone else the PR rather than myself. 😄

Hat tip to https://github.com/benbarth/hacktoberfest-swag for letting me know about Magento's participation. 🎩

Hello!

I have found a company called JabRef, they are also giving away stuff:
https://www.jabref.org/hacktoberfest/2019.html

This is a perfect task for a first PR.

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest! If you want for this to count towards Hacktoberfest, please submit your PR on October 1st!

Per here, MayaData is participating in Hacktoberfest 2020 by giving away their own swag through their OpenEBS and Litmus projects. Their repos are here for OpenEBS and here for Litmus.

Please add MayaData to the 2020 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate the type of swag being offered, their requirements, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here.

The version of kramdown in the Gemsfile needs to be updated to version 2.3.0 or later. However, there is a dependency getting in the way that requires the older version of kramdown.

For Hacktoberfest, fork this repo, install and update Jekyll, build the site, and let me know what you think needs to be done to update kramdown. 😄 🤓

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest! If you want for this to count towards Hacktoberfest, please submit your PR on October 1st!

Per here, JetBrains is participating in Hacktoberfest 2020 by giving away their own swag.

Please add JetBrains to the 2020 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate the type of swag being offered, their requirements, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here.

Hello all!

I wanted to see the community's thoughts regarding adding Gatsby to the list. They give out free swag to all of their contributors all the time, not just during Hacktoberfest, yet they do have a blog post talking about Hacktoberfest this year.

Would you want companies like this to be added to the Hacktoberfest Swag List, or just stick to those companies that specifically celebrate Hacktoberfest?

If you think they should be included, write it up and submit a PR! 👍

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest!

Per here, Software Mansion is participating in Hacktoberfest 2019 by giving away their own swag.

Please add Software Mansion to the 2019 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate a blog post, the type of swag being offered, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here.

A good first issue for a pull request!

I recently saw that Nexmo is throwing their hat into the ring and offering swag for Hacktoberfest. Anyone in the community want to add a meaningful PR to their count for Hacktoberfest and add Nexmo to the Hacktoberfest Swag List, following the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines?

See their blog post: https://www.nexmo.com/blog/2018/10/09/join-nextoberfest-tis-the-season-to-be-hacking-dr/

I'd like to pay it forward by giving someone else the PR rather than myself. 😄

Hello from devSwag.io! 👋

We maintain a similar repository, to curate swag opportunities for developers. 😎
I think we should consolidate all swag opportunities at one place. Thoughts? 🎉

swapagarwal/swag-for-dev#136

A good first issue for people celebrating Hacktoberfest!

Per here, Accord Project is participating in Hacktoberfest 2019 by giving away their own swag.

Please add Accord Project to the 2019 list following the formatting in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

You will need to locate a blog post (or official tweet), the type of swag being offered, and a link to their signup form (or some info on how they are tracking contributors).

Be sure to register for Hacktoberest first by clicking here and submit your pull requests after Oct 1st if you would like it to count for the official Hacktoberfest swag.

When looking for issues in an organization that has multiple project I open up github search to filter issues tagged with hacktoberfest. Would this project be open to adding a link for this for all the projects? Below is an example of how I would want to change this for all the projects where this is possible:

Before:

#### [**Accord Project**]

- **Swag**: T-shirt, stickers

After:

#### [**Accord Project**](https://github.com/search?l=&p=4&q=user%3Aaccordproject+label%3Ahacktoberfest&state=open&type=Issues)

- **Swag**: T-shirt, stickers

If anyone has a better idea for how to do this feel free to comment below.

In screens that are wide but not very tall, like a 13" MacBook/Macbook Pro, the sidebar text overlaps.

See: https://www.webpagetest.org/result/181120_4K_269711ee083cdd4d90dff4ee3b9500b9/

Find the relevant details for umbraco from this DEV post.

Rest of the organizations I believe are already added.