GNU Jami welcomes contribution from everyone. Here are some ideas if you want to help:
Packaging Jami allows easier installation by end-users and in this sense it's an excellent way of contributing to Jami!
If your distribution doesn't have a Jami package you can create one, and if somebody is already maintaining a Jami package for your distribution, you can help him out!
Jami aims to be a universal platform of communication, accessible and usable by everybody. If you find issues with the client, or simply want to suggest improvement ideas, the bug tracker is the perfect place to submit them.
The documentation should be as up-to-date as possible to help users, devs and anyone who wants to get information. This wiki is currently located here.
The client is under continuous development with new features, bugfixes, etc. Because communications software depends on a lot of conditions, we need people to test and fill tickets when necessary. To submit a new bug, go to https://git.jami.net/savoirfairelinux/ring-client-gnome/issues.
Sometimes interpreting bug reports is difficult for us, for example because we can't reproduce the bug or understand what exactly the issue is. This is usually because the bug report lacks of details / is too vague.
In order to make your bug report as helpful as possible, think about providing as many details, clear explanations and scenarios as possible! Also, we've written a guide on how to report bugs, if you're unsure, check it out!
Helping users when they post issues or questions on a social network or IRC for example is appreciated. Thank you!
Talk to Jami to other people is appreciated too!
We are currently using Transifex to translate the client.
Finally and not the least, you can also try to develop new features for this client. The best way is to communicate with current developers via the Contact section (see below) or by filling a new issue here or by taking one. See the good-first-bug label if you don't know where to start.
contributors and users frequent:
#ring channel on irc.freenode.netring@gnu.org