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RayBB edited this page May 17, 2024
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We still need to build out the docs here that apply to everyone.
But loosely this should include FAQs, Community Call, how slack works, how project management works, and probably Hacktoberfest and GSoC for visibility.
Open Library is an effort started in 2006 to create "one web page for every book ever published." It provides access to many public domain and out-of-print books, which can be read online.
Here's a quick public tour of Open Library to get you familiar with the service and its offerings (10min).
Getting Started & Contributing
- Setting up your developer environment
- Using
git
in Open Library - Finding good
First Issues
- Code Recipes
- Testing Your Code, Debugging & Performance Profiling
- Loading Production Site Data ↦ Dev Instance
- Submitting good Pull Requests
- Asking Questions on Gitter Chat
- Joining the Community Slack
- Attending Weekly Community Calls @ 9a PT
- Applying to Google Summer of Code & Fellowship Opportunities
Developer Resources
- FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions
- Front-end Guide: JS, CSS, HTML
- Internationalization
- Infogami & Data Model
- Solr Search Engine Manual
- Imports
- BookWorm / Affiliate Server
- Writing Bots
Developer Guides
- Developing the My Books & Reading Log
- Developing the Books page
- Understanding the "Read" Button
- Using cache
- Creating and Logging into New Users
- Feature Flagging
Other Portals
- Design
- Librarianship
- Communications
- Staff (internal)
Legacy
Old Getting Started
Orphaned Editions Planning
Canonical Books Page