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Revision as of 07:11, 14 October 2014
If you're familiar with open source contributing already and just need the basic details about how we work, here you go! If you're looking for a more in-depth walkthrough, check out Dev Getting Started instead.
- Development environment - you have two options
- Apply for a Dreamhack - get a development environment with everything set up for you (preferred)
- Dreamwidth Scratch Installation - set up a development environment from scratch (not recommended -- this is pretty much for masochists and completists, and the documentation is not that great)
- Git repository on GitHub - the main parts of the code you will be interested in are in dw-free
- Issue tracker (GitHub Issues) - see also Github Issues
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![[info]](http://wiki.dreamwidth.net/wiki/extensions/LJ/images//dw/user.png)
changelog - changelog community on Dreamwidth which automatically posts commits
- Don't forget your contributor licensing agreement - we'll need one of these from you before we can accept any contributions.
- If you run into problems or want to ask a question, ask in the #dreamwidth-dev IRC channel, or in the dw-dev community.
