All are welcome to contribute to Fortran index, provided they abide by the code of conduct of the Computational Abilities Knowledge Exchange (CAKE) network. See the CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md file for more details. Please familiarise yourself with its terms before beginning your contribution.
There are lots of ways to contribute to the Fortran index initiative, as detailed below.
To propose an addition, correction, modification, restructuring, or removal from the fortran-lang webpage, open an issue on the fortran-lang webpage repository.
If you have found or opened an issue in the fortran-lang webpage repository and would like to start work on it, first read the contribution guidelines. You will likely need to fork the fortran-lang webpage repository before you can open a pull request. See the setup page for some tips related to this.
To raise an issue related to how the Fortran index repository or documentation is structured, or to make a suggestion related to how the hackathon series is run, raise an issue on the Fortran index repository.
The Fortran-lang webpage is included in this repository under the
fortran_lang_webpage submodule. To set it up, run
git submodule init
git submodule update
If you don't have push access to Fortran-lang, you will need to use your own fork or the one hosted on the Fortran index GitHub organisation.
Be sure to follow the contribution guidance referenced above before making contributions.
The best way to get involved in the Fortran index initiative is to attend a hackathon. In these regular virtual events, contributors meet as a group to combine our efforts. See the events page for information related to upcoming hackathons, including registration details.
For any other enquiries, please get in touch with the hackathon lead organiser Joe Wallwork (@joewallwork, jw2423@cam.ac.uk).