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This is the contribute.md of 52°North project SensorWebClient. Great to have you here! Here are a few ways you can help!

Contribute.md

Learn & listen

Best way to get started is to start with these:

Team Members

Contributor License Agreement

52°North requires all contributors to sign a contributors license agreement (CLA). This is not scary but essential for open source projects to live beyond projects and individual contributions.

Find all information on our licensing page at http://52north.org/about/licensing/ and our CLA FAQ at http://52north.org/about/licensing/cla-guidelines.

Adding new features

This section includes advice on how to build new features for the project & what kind of process it includes.

  • Create an issue if you want to discuss a certain issue (bug, missing feature, questions, etc.)
  • Fork the repository and do pull requests if you added a feature or fixed a bug (once you have signed a CLA we are allowed to merge your code and add you as contributor)
  • If you send in pull requests, please describe in detail what you are providing with the code
  • Do unit testing of your code, do not hesitate to add unit tests to existing code (breaking dependencies would have to be discussed further)
  • Find some code style settings exported from ecplipse in the misc folder

Don’t get discouraged! We estimate that the response time from the maintainers is around: 2-4 working days

Issue Tracker

https://github.com/52North/SensorWebClient/issues

Translations

The SensorWebClient is able to switch languages. The translations available can be found as resources within the user interface module. Add your translations as messages_<your-language-code>.properties and tell the GWT module that a further language is available.

Documentation

https://wiki.52north.org/bin/view/SensorWeb/SensorWebClient

Community

This section includes ideas on how non-developers can help with the project. Here's a few examples:

  • You can help us answer questions our users have on the Sensor Web mailinglist or Sensor Web forum
  • You can help write blog posts about the project
  • Create an example of the project in real world by building something or showing what others have built.
  • Write about other people’s projects based on this project. Show how it’s used in daily life. Take screenshots and make videos! Share what you have done; we are interested!

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