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Developer Documentation

Comprehensive guides, API references, and technical specifications for our open-source projects. Learn how to use CodeScape, contribute to QuantumFlow, and more.

Open Source Projects Contributing Guide

Getting Started

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CodeScape

Interactive coding environment with live visualization. Learn JavaScript fundamentals or experiment with algorithms using our browser-based editor.

🚀 Try the Playground
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QuantumFlow

Visualize quantum algorithms with interactive 3D simulators. Understand superposition, entanglement, and Shor's algorithm through JavaScript-based experiments.

🔬 Explore Quantum Concepts
3

AI Blog

In-depth technical articles on artificial intelligence and machine learning. Includes tutorial series and research explanations with visualizations.

📘 Read Technical Articles

Technical References

JS

CodeScape API

  • ✅ Live Code Editor Component
  • ✅ Canvas Visualization Library
  • ✅ Interactive Debugging Tools
  • ✅ Custom Component System
QC

QuantumFlow Reference

  • ✅ Quantum Circuit Builder API
  • ✅ 3D Visualization Engine
  • ✅ Quantum Algorithm Simulations
  • ✅ Performance Optimization Guidelines

Code Samples

JavaScript 
function calculateFibonacci(n) {
    if (n <= 1) return n;
    return calculateFibonacci(n-1) + calculateFibonacci(n-2);
}

// Usage in CodeScape:
const result = calculateFibonacci(10);
console.log('Result:', result);
Quantum Script 
// QuantumFlow simulation - create entangled qubits
const q1 = createQubit();
const q2 = createQubit();

applyHadamard(q1);
applyCNOT(q1, q2);

measure(q1, (result) => {
    console.log('Measurement:', result);
});

How to Document

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Code Examples

Add working code snippets with explanations. Use the built-in CodeScape editor to demonstrate interactive examples.

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Documentation Style

Follow MarkDown guidelines with GitHub-flavored syntax. Include proper code blocks and semantic HTML for accessibility.

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Process

Submit documentation changes through GitHub. All PRs require review by at least two maintainers for merging.