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David Baumgold
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Step 0: Join the Conversation
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Got an idea for how to improve the codebase? Fantastic; we'd love to hear about
Got an idea for how to improve the codebase? Fantastic, we'd love to hear about
it! Before you dive in and spend a lot of time and effort making a pull request,
it's a good idea to discuss your idea with other interested developers; you may
it's a good idea to discuss your idea with other interested developers. You may
get some valuable feedback that changes how you think about your idea, or you
may find other developers who have the same idea and want to work together.

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We measure which lines of our codebase are covered by unit tests using
`coverage.py`_ for Python and `JSCover`_ for Javascript.
Our codebase is far from perfect, but the goal is to slowly improve our coverage
Our codebase is far from perfect, but the goal is to steadily improve our coverage
over time. To do this, we wrote a tool called `diff-cover`_ that will
report which lines in your branch are not covered by tests, while ignoring
other lines in the project that may not be covered. Using this tool,

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Code Quality
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In order to keep our codebase as clear and readable as possible, we use various
In order to keep our code as clear and readable as possible, we use various
tools to assess the quality of pull requests:
* We use the `pep8`_ tool to follow `PEP-8`_ guidelines
* We use `pylint`_ for static analysis and uncovering trouble spots in our code
Our codebase is far from perfect, but the goal is to slowly improve our quality
Our codebase is far from perfect, but the goal is to steadily improve our quality
over time. To do this, we wrote a tool called `diff-quality`_ that will
only report on the quality violations on lines that have changed in a
pull request. Using this tool, we can ensure that pull requests do not introduce