We believe everyone has something valuable to contribute, whether you're a coder, a writer, or a tester. Here's how and why you could get involved:
- Why join us: Work with like-minded people, grow your skills, connect with diverse professionals, and make a difference.
- What do you get: Personal growth, recognition for your contributions, early access to new features, and the joy of seeing your work appreciated.
- Start early, start simple: Dive into code contributions, improve documentation, or be among the first testers. Your presence matters, regardless of experience or the scale of your input.
|ws_markup| is an emergent project stewarded by the DevEx department at Canonical. Before you start, familiarize yourself with two documents:
- The Ubuntu Code of Conduct sets the standard for respectful collaboration across the community.
- The license governs how the project's code is used and distributed.
Pick the path that matches the work you want to do:
- :ref:`contributing_development` takes a code change from a local environment through to a merged pull request.
- :ref:`contributing_documentation` follows the same arc for changes to this documentation.
- Report a bug or share feedback through the issue tracker.
Maintainers can find the release process, automation, and repository tooling in :ref:`contributing_maintenance`.
Before opening a new issue, search the existing issues to avoid duplicates and to see whether the topic is already being worked on.
.. toctree:: :hidden: Development <contributing/development> Documentation <contributing/documentation> Maintenance <contributing/maintenance>