Hi @Jim and welcome!
- We have a developer’s Quickstart, Quick Start: First Open edX Pull Request — Latest documentation , that may be of interest! There’s a follow-on, too, once you’ve done that one: Quick Start: So You Want to Contribute to Open edX — Latest documentation
- @Yagnesh helpfully points out the developer’s guide, which is a more in-depth guide once you’ve done the Quickstarts.
- A lot of the best practices are documented in the Developer’s Guide.
- We’ll happily take questions here in the forums as well - there’s a Developer’s category that I’d recommend posting development questions in.
- We use labels such as
good first issue,help wanted,release testing, to indicate places we’re looking for help. You can search the Open edX GitHub org for these labels to find issues. - I maintain GitHub - openedx/docs.openedx.org: Open edX Official Documentation and we’re always looking for help with documentation of all types. Check out the open issues (they’re labeled with personas) and tag me (
@sarinaon GitHub) if you are interested in helping out! - You can comment
assign meon any issue to assign yourself to it.
Thanks for joining the community, and have fun! ![]()