Here's a good link on getting started as a contributor. https://incubator.apache.org/cordova/#contribute
As your code submissions get accepted and you build up a standing in the community you can be nominated to be a full 'committer' to the project. I'd pick up a bug to fix and start a discussion on it on this mailing list. Simon Mac Donald http://hi.im/simonmacdonald On Wed, Jul 4, 2012 at 5:22 PM, Andrew Grieve <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello! > > I'm a member of the Chrome team, and was hoping to start contributing to > the iOS Cordova port. Despite working for Google, I have much more iOS > development experience than I do Android :P. I also have a pretty good > background in mobile web development, although I haven't used > PhoneGap/Cordova before. > > I've signed the ICLA, and was able to fork and run the mobile spec tests. > Hello World! > > Shazron, judging by the number of bugs assigned to you and your activity on > the mailing list, I'm guessing you're the main contributor for the iOS > port? I realize it's holiday season in the states right now, but would love > to get a "state of the project" kind of overview from you at some point. > E.g. what's left to move towards command line project creation, what's the > state of moving features into plugins, etc. > > Looking at the bug list, it looks like all bugs marked as 2.0 have > assignees. Should I pick up a bug from this list, or should I just look for > ones without existing assignees? > > Andrew
