How to Contribute
Follow these simple steps to share your hack with the community.
First, create your project! Whether it's a simple LED controller or a complex IoT application, we welcome hacks of all skill levels and complexity.
Visit our GitHub repository and click "Fork" to create your own copy. This allows you to make changes without affecting the main repository.
Write your tutorial in MDX format (Markdown with React components). Include step-by-step instructions, code snippets, troubleshooting tips, and photos of your build.
Your tutorial should include:
- • Clear title and description
- • Difficulty level (easy/medium/hard)
- • Estimated completion time
- • Required hardware components
- • Step-by-step instructions
- • Code snippets with explanations
- • Photos or diagrams
- • Troubleshooting section
- • Ideas for improvements
Once your tutorial is ready, create a pull request to submit it to the main repository. Our maintainers will review your contribution and help you polish it before publishing.
Need help with Git/GitHub?
Check out our contributor guide for detailed instructions on creating pull requests.
Content Guidelines
Help us maintain high-quality content by following these guidelines.
- • Test your code thoroughly before submitting
- • Include clear, high-quality photos
- • Write step-by-step instructions
- • Explain complex concepts simply
- • Include troubleshooting tips
- • Add safety warnings where needed
- • Credit any sources or inspiration
- • Submit untested or broken code
- • Use copyrighted images without permission
- • Skip safety considerations
- • Write overly complex explanations
- • Include inappropriate content
- • Plagiarize others' work
- • Promote commercial products excessively
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Your next great idea could inspire thousands of makers. Start contributing to Badger today!