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Contribute to the Umbraco Project

Umbraco is Open Source which means you can contribute to make it great!  The following pages provide you information on how you can contribute to different parts of the project. Remember that contribution is not just 'code' but can also be constructive discussion and contribution to documentation.

  • Guidelines for Core Contribution

    Would you like to contribute to the Umbraco project? The best way to get started is to first read the information in this section which provides the guidelines for contribution to the Core.

  • Working with the Umbraco Source

    This section will guide you through how to check out the source code, fork the project, and how to perform a pull request.

  • Contribute to the Documentation

    Documentation is an important part of the Umbraco project. That's why we have a dedicated project devoted just to that. Find out how you can contribute to the Documentation project.

  • Report an Issue or Request a Feature

    Report any bugs or suggest features on our issue tracker. Find out how to report them in a way that helps us to help you!

  • Join the Umbraco Core Development Group

    This Google Group is where the Core developers and contributors discuss the development of the Umbraco codebase.

  • Releases

    Find out about what's coming in each release and submit proposals for listed features.

  • Roadmap

    Where is Umbraco going? When is that feature I want going to be implemented? Why not go read the roadmap! This is the best way to find out what's going to be in v.Next.