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Hosting for openFrameworks is generously provided by Rackspace
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This section contains tutorials about specific tasks in openFrameworks. If you want to contribute a tutorial, fork the ofSite repository in github and add your tutorial in markdown or asciidoc format inside the _tutorials folder. -
-openFrameworks is a diverse community of hackers, artists, designers, students, teachers from all over the world. To learn more about getting involved in OF, check out the community mailing list. The community list is ideal for learning about ways to participate, hearing about upcoming events like workshops and conferences, and sharing projects.
+ +To learn more about getting involved in OF, check out the community mailing list. +The community list is ideal for learning about ways to participate, hearing about upcoming events like workshops and conferences, and sharing projects.
Want to get involved right away? The OF community is always looking for developers, designers, writers, event organizers, and general enthusiasts to help build a better experience. If you're wondering where to look, dive into the collaborations section on the forum, or take a look at the existing tutorials.
openFrameworks development is collaborative. It thrives on the contributions of many people, who engage in frequent discussion on the forums, IRC, and the of-dev mailing list. We use git, a distributed versioning system, which means also that people can branch, experiment, and make suggestions. If you look at the network diagram on GitHub, it's looks like some alien diagram, full of weaving branches, code pulling apart and coming together. There's a huge community, all over the world, working on the core code: fixing bugs, submitting pull requests, and shaping the tool the way they want to see it.
+We use git, a distributed versioning system, which means also that people can branch, experiment, and make suggestions. If you look at the network diagram on GitHub, it's looks like some alien diagram, full of weaving branches, code pulling apart and coming together. There's a huge community, all over the world, working on the core code: fixing bugs, submitting pull requests, and shaping the tool the way they want to see it.
Visit the community page for other ways to contribute.
diff --git a/download/index.html.mako b/download/index.html.mako index a5d35ad94..d4c5cb119 100644 --- a/download/index.html.mako +++ b/download/index.html.mako @@ -1,10 +1,11 @@ ## -*- coding: utf-8 -*- <%inherit file="/_templates/slideshow_wide.mako" /> -is the most recent release. It has a lot of new features, new interfaces, and probably some new bugs too. ${bf.config.currentVersion} is not 100% compatible with older projects. Please see the changelog to get an overview of the differences between versions.
+To use openFrameworks you will need an IDE, and the setup guide for your platform can walk you through this. Please post any bugs on the issues page, and post to the forum if you have any other questions. openFrameworks is distributed under the MIT License.