You can help develop uProxy in several ways:
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Test uProxy and submit feedback using github issues.
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Download and build uProxy (see the README.md file), then run it and send us feedback to info@uproxy.org
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Review the uProxy design documents, and send us feedback to info@uproxy.org
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Become a uProxy coder and submit code.
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See the uProxy Coding Guide for how we code on uProxy.
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If you want to look for something to work on, see the unassigned GitHub issues marked as ReadyForCoding; If this the issue isn't clear enough to get your started, add a comment and ask for more details, e.g. pointers to files or design docs. You can read more about the code submission process in the uProxy Coding Guide, but roughly it is this:
- Comment on the issue saying you're going to have a go at working on it (or assign it to yourself if you have permission)
- Fork the relevant repository
- Write the code to implement the change
- Submit a pull request and get it reviewed.
This project adheres to the [Open Code of Conduct][code-of-conduct]. By participating, you are expected to honor this code. [code-of-conduct]: http://todogroup.org/opencodeofconduct/#uProxy/info@uproxy.org