Hi <!channel>! I want to let everyone know that we will be starting Airbyte Hacktoberfest 2022 next week on 10/03, lasting until 11/02. We’re having a contest to see who can build the best and most connectors! We’re also using this opportunity to open up our 👉🏼 alpha low code CDK 👈🏼 for everyone to try! Early access participants have been raving about how much easier it is to build connectors using this new framework and we’re excited to see y’all give it a go throughout this next month. We will be awarding $500 for each connector (no limit!) built during this time, and we'll be giving out $1,500, $1,000 and $750, respectively, to the three individuals that create the highest quality and most connectors during this time. We'll also send lots of swag to creators of fun, creative, spooky, and technically impressive connectors. All the details and resources can be found on our GitHub repo for the event. Make sure to follow these guidelines before starting an entry. If there are any questions or if you run into any roadblocks, we can help you out in #C0450PCSDB2 We look forward to coming together as a community to teach each other about connector development and making some cool integrations!

@Chris Sean could these issues apply? https://github.com/airbytehq/airbyte/issues/11055 https://github.com/airbytehq/airbyte/issues/2124

@Vincent Koc yes they do. Can you please create that issue in this repo to help us keep track of it?

@Chris Sean can you also confirm if we have to use low code or python is OK? As its mixed this in different threads/docs

@Vincent Koc low-code is preferred but python works as well 🙂. As a side note please remember that you can only work on one connector at a time. Good luck!!

@Chris Sean thanks, yes 2-3 people have told me this. I submitted a PR for one completed connector and will jump on the next