Code For Bharat
Contribute

How to Contribute

Join our mission to build technology for social good. Every skill has a place in our community, and every contribution makes a difference.

Ways to Contribute

Pick the area that matches your skills. Developers, designers, data scientists, writers, and organizers all have a place here.

Frontend Development

Build user interfaces with React, Vue, Angular, or mobile apps with React Native and Flutter.

Backend Development

Create robust APIs and server-side applications with Node.js, Python, Java, Go, and PostgreSQL.

UI/UX Design

Design intuitive and accessible user experiences through Figma, user research, and prototyping.

Data Science

Analyze data and build machine learning solutions with Python, R, TensorFlow, and data visualization.

Project Management

Coordinate teams and manage project timelines with Agile, Scrum, and strong communication.

Documentation

Write clear technical documentation, tutorials, and API docs in Markdown.

Getting Started

1. Join Our Community

Connect with us on Discord and introduce yourself to the community.

2. Explore Projects

Browse our GitHub repositories and find projects that interest you.

3. Pick an Issue

Look for "good first issue" labels or reach out for guidance.

4. Start Contributing

Fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request.

Contribution Guidelines

Code Contributions
  • Follow our coding standards and style guides
  • Write clear commit messages and documentation
  • Test your changes thoroughly before submitting
  • Be responsive to feedback during code review
  • Contributions are owned by Mayash Foundation and always credited to you by name (see Terms)
Community Guidelines
  • Be respectful and inclusive in all interactions
  • Help newcomers and share knowledge freely
  • Focus on social impact and civic technology
  • Collaborate openly and transparently

Ready to Make an Impact?

Your skills can help solve real problems and improve lives across India. Join our community of changemakers today.