Developer Contributions ✨
Help shape the future of our open-source projects by contributing code. Your skills can power interactive tools, AI experiments, quantum simulations, and more.
Fork the Repo
Find the project on GitHub and fork it to your account. This lets you work on your own codebase.
Create a Branch
Create a dedicated branch for your changes. Use clear names like feat/your-feature or fix/your-issue.
Write & Test
Implement your changes and run all tests locally. Make sure your code passes linters and type checks.
Submit PR
Push your changes and create a Pull Request. Describe your work clearly in the PR template.
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📄 License
All code contributions must comply with our MIT License. Your PR will be reviewed for license compatibility.
- Include LICENSE file in all repositories
- Attribution required for non-code assets
- License changes must go through security review
🛠 Guidelines
Before opening a PR, ensure your contribution meets our standards for code quality and accessibility.
- Follow Prettier and ESLint configurations
- Write Jest/TypeScript/React/Next.js tests
- Document new components in /docs
- Maintain responsive designs using Tailwind
Top Contributor Highlights
Alex J.
Added AI-powered tutorial generator with SVG visualizations in @code-visuals package
Maria S.
Enhanced quantum simulator with real-time Schrödinger equation solver
David P.
Optimized CodeScape's JavaScript engine for webgpu acceleration
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Our codebase values clarity, performance, and user experience. Every line of code you contribute helps us create the next generation of interactive learning tools.
🛠 View GitHub RepositoryCode of Conduct
We follow the Contributor Covenant. All participants must maintain a respectful, inclusive environment. For detailed guidance, see our full code of conduct in the repository.