This page gather information for people that want to contribute to adacraft for the Hacktoberfest 2022.
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Here, you’ll find information about adacraft project itself and how you can contribute to it. If you’d like to, you’re welcome to join the adacraft Discord server. If you have any question, you can always contact ogadaki (on Twitter or Discord).
<aside> đź’ˇ For this Hacktoberfest edition, in parallel to regular contributions, we would like to give a special focus on a specific theme: Generative Art with adacraft. More info soon.
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A good start to learn more about the project is the adacraft.org website itself, and the “about” page.
In short, with adacraft you can create the same things as with Scratch because adacraft is Scratch fork. Game, animation, etc. Check the Scratch resources if you want to know more. But adacraft extends Scratch by adding new blocks, features and extensions
With adacraft, there’s also a focus on new use cases or ways to use block programming:
Here are some videos (in French) from some online talks that show how to use adacraft:
“Adacraft, art génératif et simulation ! Avec Nicolas Decoster – Un Moment GEEK #9"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkjbvFr7370
"Nicolas Decoster - Art génératif avec adacraft" (pour l’asso Maths En Scène)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KS7O-fXrPCU
The issues and the source code of adacraft are managed in the adacraft group in GitLab.com.
Below you’ll find contributions grouped by component or contribution type, with a link to the corresponding Hacktoberfest issues.
If you want to have a global view of all the Hacktoberfest issues for adacraft project, go there →