Become Part of the Project

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Project runs with about 70 contributors and a visible workflow: wiki pages list roadmap, milestones, sprints and a weekly Google Hangout; issues are labeled (kind: bug, kind: enhancement, kind: question) and PR quality determines eligibility for committer status. Contributions include filing reproducible bugs, adding details to issues, fixing bugs, creating stacks and code samples, writing plugins and language server implementations. Repository contributions require sign Eclipse contributor license agreement and committers help mentor new contributors and promote noteworthy projects.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 2:00How easy is it
3. 3:43Reporting bugs
4. 5:30Reporting enhancements
5. 6:41Helping others
6. 8:47Fixing bugs
7. 10:38Adding new stacks
8. 11:46Language servers
9. 13:19Code samples
10. 14:12Templates
11. 15:11PRS
12. 15:58Highlevel architecture
13. 16:47Promote your work
14. 18:12Feature your work
15. 18:50Contact us
16. 19:18Outro

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