Hello all you beautiful nerds and welcome to another year of Hacktoberfest! at the Hacktoberfest Swag List

As the official website states, Hacktoberfest is a time for everyone to celebrate open-source and come together to make meaningful contributions towards software and organizations you love. Whether this is your first Hacktoberfest or your 9th, everyone can contribute to making open-source software even better!

New for 2022, low-code or no-code contributions are encouraged, so everyone has a chance, regardless of skill level, to contribute and make open-source projects even better!

Also new for 2022, the Hacktoberest Swag List is now powered by MkDocs instead of Jekyll. This means that the Swag List is more easily searchable, can support lite and dark modes, is still written in Markdown so everyone can participate no matter your skill level, and is easier to extend!

Please take a look at the new Contributing.md file as the way to add organizations to the list has changed.

Appwrite is a proud sponsor of all of Hacktoberfest, as well as the Hacktoberfest Swag List! They understand the importance of connecting developers to open-source projects that could use some help. Appwrite is a self-hosted backend-as-a-service platform that provides developers with all the core APIs required to build any application.

The Hacktoberfest Swag List site and GitHub repo are here to showcase all of the amazing companies that go above and beyond by offering their own swag for the holiday. The goal of this project is to connect contributors to open-source projects that they might not have heard about before and drive traffic towards organizations that celebrate Hacktoberfest and can use a little more help.

Participating in Hacktoberfest requires following the official values, including not spamming the participating companies.

Disclaimer: This website is a fan and community made creation. It is not affiliated with Hacktoberfest or any company offering swag.

If you're looking for the Swag List from 2018 through 2021 click here for the GitHub releases, click here for the tags, and see the 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021 branches.