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Revision as of 19:10, 1 June 2013
Getting Started with Joomla! · FAQs · Glossary · Tips and tricks · Terms of Service
Joomla! Code Contributors
<translate> As a Joomla! Code Contributor... You're awesome.</translate>
<translate> Thank you for being a contributing member of the community!</translate>
<translate> The links on this page are to articles for helping a Joomla! Code Contributor submit pull requests, create unit tests, instruction on how to use Joomla Issue Tracker, and contribute to Joomla! code on GitHub.</translate>
GitHub Pull Requests
<translate> List of all articles belonging to the "GitHub" category</translate> <translate>
- Git branching quickstart
- Git for Coders
- Git for Testers and Trackers
- My first pull request to Joomla! on GitHub
- Using the GitHub UI to Make Pull Requests
- Working with Git and Eclipse
- Working with Git and GitHub</translate>
Bug Tracker
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List of all articles belonging to the "Bug Tracker" category. For more information about the Bug Squad and getting involved in the Joomla! Community, see the Bug Squad Portal page.</translate>
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- Bug Tracking Process
- Bug and Issue Tracker Priority
- Component Patchtester for Testers
- Filing bugs and issues
- Testing Joomla! patches
- Testing Joomla! patches QuickReferenceGuide</translate>
Unit Tests
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List of all articles belonging to the "Automated Testing" category.</translate>
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