
Community Discussion Thread — GitHub + DEV Hackathon 2023
This thread is your place to share progress with your fellowGitHub + DEV Hackathon 2023 participants and encourage one another throughout the month!
In this thread, you can post...
- Positive encouragement for other participants
- Milestones you've achieved or things you've learned throughout the hackathon
- Links to DEV posts related to your official submission (especially if you've written multiple reflections/progress posts). Don't forget to utilize the DEV article embed tag when sharing a link!
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- LocationTegal City, Indonesia
- EducationStreet Community Programmer (SCP)
- Pronounsl
- WorkSoftware Freestyle Engineer (Freestyler)
- Joined
Here my first Hackaton in DEV.to 👀
"SCP - Metaphore Story - Series"

- LocationTegal City, Indonesia
- EducationStreet Community Programmer (SCP)
- Pronounsl
- WorkSoftware Freestyle Engineer (Freestyler)
- Joined
Your welcome dude... just go there and make your awesome contribution.

Hello, everyone. This is my first Hackathon on Dev.to.
I have developed a simple CLI tool for Github Repository Management. Here is mysubmission

- LocationAustralia
- EducationThe University of Melbourne
- Joined
Yay looking forward to reading it!

- LocationSingapore
- WorkSoftware Engineer at Padlet
- Joined
For this hackathon, I worked on a github action to translate text documents using a AI translation service. It's still pretty MVP, but I'm pretty happy with what I could achieve with the short amount of free time after work. Hope it can help out open source project maintainers who wanted to incorporate translation with less hassle!

- LocationEdinburgh, UK
- Pronounshe/him
- WorkSenior DevOps Platform Engineer
- Joined
Went into it thinking it'd be a lot more straightforward than it turned out to be! 😅
I wanted to design a CI/CD pipeline that'd be truly DIY-able by anyone, instead of just my repository: GitHub's reusable workflow seemed to fit the bill perfectly. However, getting it to trigger onissue_comment
events on top of pull request branches took a lot more tinkering than expected.
In the end, I'm happy to share a flexible solution while picking up a bunch of tips, tricks and best practices around designing GitHub Actions (and Codespaces) which I wouldn't have known about otherwise.

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- LocationHungary
- WorkFullstack developer
- Joined
This is my first Hackaton & github actiondev.to/maurerkrisztian/improve-git...

- LocationAlmaty, Kazakhstan
- WorkFrontend Developer
- Joined
Hey everyone! I want to share my submission with you and would be glad to hear any feedback!Automate your changelog and month product updates in your blog with AI

- LocationJupiter-5
- EducationStreets
- WorkDeel
- Joined

Don't have any problem if i send the template requirements in the last post of my project?
This is my firts post:dev.to/erikgiovani/best-github-4n60

- LocationCuttack, Odisha, India
- EducationSambalpur University Institute of Information Technoogy
- Joined
Hey guys, this is my first participation in GitHub hackathon,_Give me light to my project. _dev.to/kiet7uke/bookyourpanditcom-...
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