The project needs great designers, developers, and testers like you to succeed.
If you haven't already, come find us in IRC (#monero-hardware or #monero on freenode).
Resources to understand and help navigate the project include:
- Our Taiga project site coordinates efforts
- Our Taiga bug tracking system contains reports
- Our #monero-hardware IRC channel helps consolidate real time communication
Please send a GitHub Pull Request to Sekura with a clear list of what you've done (read more about pull requests). Please follow coding conventions (below) and ensure all commits are atomic (one feature per commit.)
Always write a clear log message for your commits. One line messages are fine for small changes, but bigger changes should look like this:
$ git commit -m 'A brief summary of the commit
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> A paragraph describing what changed and its impact.'
Files generated by scientific and electronic design automation software often stores paths, usernames, passwords, and secrets in hard to see locations. Open all files submitted in a text editor and search for things that don't belong.
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Suggest your change in the Monero hardware IRC channel and start editing.
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Don't report a bug (for tracking the feature) until you have collected positive feedback about the change.
Start reading our code and you'll get the hang of it. Please optimize for readability.
- Avoid tab characters
- Indent using four spaces
- Put spaces after list items and method parameters (
[1, 2, 3], not[1,2,3]) - Put spaces around operators (
x += 1, notx+=1), and around hash arrows - This is open source hardware. Consider the people who will review your design code, and make it look nice for them. It's like driving a car: You like doing donuts when alone, but with passengers make the ride as smooth as possible.
Sekura welcomes new project members. Pitch in and join the team by clicking Contact the project.
Thanks!
Sekura Team