You'd like to help make the Slash Framework even more awesome? Seems like today's our lucky day! In order to maintain stability of the library and its code base, please adhere to the following steps, and we'll be pleased to include your additions in our next release.
Note that the Slash Framework is distributed under the MIT License. So will be your code.
If you've got no idea how to help, head over to our issue tracker and see what you'd like to do most. You can basically pick anything you want to, as long as it's not already assigned to anyone.
If you know exactly what you're missing, open a new issue to begin a short discussion about your idea and how it fits the project. If we all agree, you're good to go!
Slash Framework is developed using the GitFlow branching model. In order to contribute, you should check out the latest develop branch, and create a new feature or hotfix branch to be merged back.
We recommend using StyleCop for verifying your code against our coding guidelines.
Finally, open a pull request so we can review your changes together, and finally integrate it into the next release.