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How to contribute to the Eclipse Open Source project

March 13, 2014 less than 1 minute read

As preparation for upcoming Eclipse Hackathons on EclipseCon US and the Eclipse Hackathon in Hamburg I updated my How to contribute to the Eclipse Open Source project guide.

I hope that helps new contributors to contribute to the amazing Eclipse platform project.

Updated: March 13, 2014

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