Contributing

[Hrishit Patel]

Hi all,

I am new to Angular.js and for that matter open source. Actually, I've recently started to work on JS. 

I was going through some stuff and discovered about Angular and it caught my interest.

I would like to contribute to Angular.js. I went through "Getting started". Now, I am looking for some bug to start with.

I tried searching for a bug that might just be perfect for a newbie but could not find one. Is there any filter or something that helps with

the set of bugs which would suite a newcomer. Or can someone guide on where to start?

Sorry for the broadcast. Thanks.

Cheers,

Hrishit

[Justin Walsh]

Hi, 

This document details the guidelines for contributing to angularjs. Have you seen it?  

These are the open issues at the moment .  I'm not sure which would be suitable new a newbie, but the 'standard' process of forking the repo and submitting a pull request would apply.  If you are new to open source/git then those terms may be new to you, and the github collaboration guide would be a good place to start.

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[Hrishit Patel]

Thanks Justin. Yes, I went through these documents and was scanning through the issues list to find something suitable. 

Sent out a mail to check if there's a better way to get to a list of bugs which might be suitable for newbies. Something like bugs with a mentor assigned or a bug that requires a simple fix. Any ways, I'll keep looking around for a starting point. Thanks for the help.

Cheers,

Hrishit

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[Andrew Farrell]

If you've just recently worked through tutorial, you probably have one good perspective to suggest edits and clarify phrasing. There is a button to edit the docs that, when clicked, forks it and let's you edit the page directly, then lets you make a commit to the project.

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[Hrishit Patel]

Thanks Andrew. But I am not the right person to edit content. Plus the Documents were really up to the mark. Whatever is there in the documents, I did not find it confusing at any place :)

Cheers,

Hrishit