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OpenActive Maintainers

This is the Maintainers microsite, we're glad to see you here

NextDevelopment roadmap

Last updated 28 days ago

This microsite is designed for Maintainers who are looking after the OpenActive open source codebase. If you're not yet a maintainer and are interested in contributing, the best place to start is OpenActive Contributors microsite.

If you've not yet looked at the OpenActive Contributors microsite, it's a good idea to start there, and then come back to this microsite.

Welcome

OpenActive's open source code underpins the OpenActive data infrastructure. Whether you are dipping in to quickly raise a PR, or are interested in helping contribute to the project more holistically, we're glad you stopped by!

Here's some quick links that might be helpful for you to get started:

Becoming a maintainer

Developers that aspire to become maintainers usually progress naturally from being a user of the codebase in some form, to making significant contributions, and then once they've gained a mastery of the codebase, become a maintainer.

If you are interested in becoming a maintainer, the best way forward is to get stuck in and start making contributions. Existing maintainers will recognise the value of your contributions, and the opportunity will naturally arise.

📍You are here

I'm just making a quick contribution

There's a "Contributor" section at the bottom of each repository's README.md that should contain everything you need to know.

I'm looking to contribute more holistically

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