What is IssueHunt Fest 2018 all about?
Online sponsorship event for open-source projects organized by IssueHunt. The month-long online event will take place every year in May and December.
Have questions?
These are the most Frequently Asked Questions about IssueHunt
Online sponsorship event for open-source projects organized by IssueHunt. The month-long online event will take place every year in May and December.
Create an account on https://issuehunt.io/ with Github. Submit a PR to any public GitHub repository listed on IssueHunt. Browse open issues labeled IssueHuntFest for inspiration.
Create issues labeled IssueHuntFest on your GitHub projects to help new contributors know what to work on.
Earn stickers by sending more than 3 PRs on IssueHunt. Earn stickers and T-shirt by becoming top 10 contributors with most rewards. If any of the above conditions apply, we will contact you via email.
Many amazing corporations including Microsoft, LINE Corporation, Framgia, and CryptoeconomicsLab are sponsoring the event. Learn more
After submitting a pull request through Github, please submit the pull request's URL to IssueHunt as well. You will get paid when the repository owner confirms your pull requests!
Anyone can become a sponsor by funding open issues listed on IssueHunt. Your money will be distributed to the owner and contributors.
Earn stickers by sending more than 3 PRs on IssueHunt. Earn stickers and T-shirt by becoming top 10 contributors with most rewards. If any of the above conditions apply, we will contact you via email.
We will start shipping the prizes on mid-January 2019.
Unfortunately you will have to submit at least 3 PRs in order to get prizes.
Yes, but we strongly recommend you to make contributions to other repositories.
No. Only the open source projects listed on the IssueHunt count.
No, but they will still count unless they are spam, irrelevant, or tagged as invalid.
No. We only accept fiat currency.