How to Contribute
Are you ready to become a part of the eZ Community? There are several ways in which you can contribute, from spotting and reporting bugs to commenting on the documentation to discussing innovative uses on Slack to coding new bundles.
If you're looking to contribute code, whether in form of corrections or separate bundles with features, the open-source nature of eZ Platform lets you do this without any fuss using GitHub. Take a look at GitHub 101 and our Development guidelines to get started.
If you've noticed any improvement needed in the documentation, see how to Contribute to Documentation.
If you'd just like to let us know of a bug you've encountered, see how to report it in Report and follow issues: The bugtracker.
If what you're looking for is simply discussing the way you use eZ Platform, drop by to the community website or the eZ Community Slack team.
In this section
- GitHub 101 Contributing to the doc This part of the documentation is still a WORK-IN-PROGRESS. Would you like to contribute to it? If you have any thoughts or tips to...
- Report and follow issues: The bugtracker The development of eZ projects is organized using a bugtracker. It can be found here: https://jira.ez.no. Its role is to centralize references to all improvements, bug fixes and documentation being added to eZ projects.
- Contribute to Documentation While we are doing our best to make sure our documentation fulfills all your needs, there is always place for improvement. If you'd like to contribute to our docs, you can do the following:
- Development guidelines These are the development/coding guidelines for eZ Platform kernel, they are the same if you intend to write Bundles, hack on eZ Platform itself or create new functionality for or on top of eZ Platform.
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- Dominika Kurek Updated
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