Contribute content

There is a lot that goes into making an engine and code is only a part of it. Being an open source project, Stride's website and documentation source code is also available on GitHub under their respective repositories.

Contributing to the documentation

Our documentation is built using docfx. All pages are written in Markdown, which is a file format designed to be intuitive even for people not familiar with html and web development.

Depending on the type of contribution, you might not even have to download the repository in order to submit changes. GitHub's file editor can suffice when fixing spelling errors, or adding a note to an existing page.

For more information, visit our 📖 Contribute to the documentation section, which contains resources on how to create new pages, build the documentation website and more.

Tip

If you don't know where to start, try finding an open issue labeled "good first issue".

Contributing to the website

The Stride website is the landing place for all new users that would like to learn more about the engine. It's important to keep it functional and up-to-date, as to not make a bad first impression.

The website is built using 11ty and Bootstrap. We keep our dependencies as minimal as possible to make it easier for other people to submit their own changes.

For more information, visit our 🌐️ Contribute to the website section, which contains resources on how build the website, create new content and more.

Tip

If you don't know where to start, try finding an open issue labeled "good first issue".