bpmn-visualization-examples VS Hacktoberfest2023

Feel free to explore this example here.

improving the contributing guide,

As we said previously, the Process Analytics team participated in Hacktoberfest 2022. We opened dedicated issues of all flavors on our various repositories: bpmn-visualization Typescript library, its related examples repository, the project website and the bpmn-visualization R package.

We have also developed a small application that can be easily customized and used by Hacktoberfest maintainers to promote their own projects. The application shows a simple process explaining how to participate. It is available as a live demo of the bpmn-visualization-examples repository.

If you are a Process Analyst 🕵️‍♂️, we are featuring advocacy related contributions which are now officially introduced by Hacktoberfest 2022. You may want to have a look at the bpmn-visualization-examples repository and particularly at this issue.

For more information, see process-analytics/bpmn-visualization-examples#338.

We offered the community the opportunity to work on our cornerstone bpmn-visualization Typescript library, its related examples repository, the project website and the recently released R package.

Our spearhead project is bpmn-visualization 🔱, a TypeScript library for visualizing process execution data on BPMN diagrams. It comes with a companion examples repository ✨.

Official Hacktoberfest Website GitHub's Blog DigitalOcean's Blog

You're probably a little late for Hackoberfest this year.

A few days ago, I made my Final Pull Request for this year's Hacktoberfest event, and it seems to be a perfect timing for publishing a recap of the entire experience.

One of the most exciting celebrations of open source is Hacktoberfest, an annual event held throughout October that brings together developers from around the globe to contribute to open-source projects.

Hacktoberfest is happening and I see a lot of really cool movements, like articles here on Dev and in the community on Discord! (And that's really cooooll)

I’m proud of the ctfd-account-hook project and I welcome contributions to it! I’m participating in Hacktoberfest, so you can get badges for getting pull requests accepted.

Hacktoberfest is an annual event that encourages open-source contributions on platforms like GitHub by submitting four pull requests. It's a valuable opportunity for collaborative coding and gaining experience.

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