Thank you for contributing to CanJS! If you need any help setting up a CanJS development environment and fixing CanJS bugs, please reach out to us on the canjs/canjs Gitter channel or email ([email protected]). We will happily walk you through setting up your environment, creating a test, and submitting a pull request. Here is a video showing how to contribute to CanJS:
For more details, check out the contribution guide on CanJS.com for information on:
- Code of Conduct
- Getting Help
- Project Organization
- Reporting Bugs
- Suggesting Features
- Finding Ways to Contribute
- Developing Locally
- Changing the Code
- Improving the Docs & Site
- Making a New Package
- API Design Guidelines
- Releasing CanJS
- Updating the Site
- Evangelism
In 3.0, nearly every module has its own repository. All code changes should go there. Issues can be submitted to canjs/canjs, but once we know the root of the issue, we will move it to a specific repository.