The document discusses Hacktoberfest, an event that encourages contributions to open source projects during October. It covers open source software, version control using Git and GitHub, and how Hacktoberfest allows participants to contribute through activities like pull requests, issues, events and mentoring. The agenda includes explaining open source, Git/GitHub, Hacktoberfest, and creating a first pull request.

1. Presented
by
Hack The Hacktoberfest
Hands-on-Workshop

2. GDSC IUB Lead
Hack Club Leader
AngelHack Student Ambassador
IEEE Joint Secretary (Faculty of Computing)
Sharjeel Yunus
GitHub: @sharjeelyunus
Twitter: @sharjeelyunus

3. Agenda
● Open Source
● Git and GitHub
● Hacktoberfest
● Create a first pull request

4. What is
OPEN SOURCE?

6. What is
GIT &
GITHUB?

8. My Project Final Project Final Project -
New feature
Final Project -
Another feature
Final-Final Project Fully-final
project
VERSION CONTROL

9. HOW DOES GIT HELP IN
VERSION CONTROL?
My Project
(Version 1.0)
Final Project
(Version 2.0)
Final Project
(Version 2.1)
Final Project
(Version 2.2)
Final-Final Project
(Version 3.0)
Another
Feature
New Feature
Git just track
these changes

10. COLLABORATION
REMOTE
REPOSITORIES
PULL
REQUESTS
CREATE
ISSUES
OPEN SOURCE
GitHub is a provider of internet hosting for
Open source software development and
version control using Git
GITHUB

11. What is Hacktoberfest?
During the month of October, we invite you to join open-source
software enthusiasts, beginners, and the developer community by
contributing to open-source projects. You can do this in a variety
of ways:
● Prepare and share your project for collaboration
● Contribute to the betterment of a project via pull requests
● Organize an event
● Mentor others
● Donate directly to open source projects