Looking for places to contribute on EdgeX Foundry?  There is no lack of areas where technical and non-technical contributors (whether individuals or a small team) can help.  This list provides some suggestions and needs to spur your imagination about projects that you and/or your team might find interesting.  Get in touch with Keith Steele (keith@iotechsys.com), Jim White (james_white2@dellEdgeX TSC Chair James Butcher (james@iotechsys.com) or any member of our community if you need assistance in getting on-boarded with the EdgeX Foundry community and are ready to get started!  Tune in to our EdgeX Slack channels GitHub Discussion boards to learn more or ask about additional needs:   https://edgexfoundry.slackgithub.com/orgs/edgexfoundry/discussions.

Technical Projects

Bug Fixes, Small Enhancements:  If you are looking for a way to lend a big hand but in bite sized ways, consider helping fix an EdgeX issue or provide a requested small enhancement.  A list of issues (bugs, enhancement requests, etc.) can be found with each of the EdgeX repositories in GitHub.  For example, you can find a list of issues associated with the central EdgeX Go repository here:  Go Core Issues List.  Many of the issues are tagged with "Help Wanted" and "Good First Issues".  You can also message the issue creator or a member of the EdgeX community to learn more about the issues you see and how you can help.  Our Slack channels are a great way to introduce yourself and seek guidance and help on any issue.

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