Contributing Guide for Advanced Contributors: Collabocate's Collabo Community
Issue tickets "ready for fix" or "ready for pick up"
Access GitHub project boards using a web browser and not the GitHub mobile app, to see the project board layouts properly. GitHub mobile app does not yet support project board at the moment.
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Quality over quantity
Quality comes before quantity. We prefer you submit one thing on time and with good quality, than submitting 10 things on time and that doesn't have quality. We are not expecting you to achieve this all by yourself. We are aware that you may not be used to the tools used in a community project or that this may be your first time in a setting like this. Therefore we provide you with as much assistance that we discover that you need, at the beginning of your contribution journey and along the way.
Contribution workflow
The contribution workflow will give you directions on how to access and partake in the projects that you are interested in contributing to. We have separated the content accordingly in to different documents, so that you only have to go through the one(s) that are of interest to you. Use the page links below to access the contribution workflow guides:
EngineeringUI/UX & Graphic DesignWriting: Technical & Non-TechnicalFinding issue tickets and assignments to work on
Use the project board or roadmap to find issue tickets to work on. Also read up why you should first get assigned to an issue from the project board page below.
spacespaceReporting issues you find with collabo projects
We encourage you to report any (not yet reported) issues that you detect with any of our repositories or applications that you are working on. Report issues for any of our repositories to Product Issue Reports. Repository maintainers will sort them out and send them to the appropriate columns on the Collabocate's Collabo Community Project Board, for you and other contributors to be able to start working on them.
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