OpenMRS 3.0 Micro Frontend Demo Page

How to Contribute

1. Introduce Yourself: Come say hello on our Slack channel (listed above).
2. Check the Developer's Guide: Use our Developer's Guide to get started. Look for answers there. 
    If you are still unsure about a question, double check the short videos in the Dev Tutorials, and make sure you're familiar with the MF Tooling tutorial  and the MF Extensions Tutorial. If you are still stuck after double-checking the Dev Guide for answers, ask our squad in the #microfrontends.
3. Find Intro Tickets: Intro tickets you can use to start contributing are available here: 
   This dashboard shows the latest Intro and Non-Intro tickets that need to be taken on to support the MicroFrontend work. This also shows the different features (via Epics) that are currently underway. 
   1. Note: To view the designs in detail, you'll need an invite to our Zeplin account. Ask Grace Potma& Eric Achillah for help - @grace & @Eric on Slack. Make sure you also review our short How to Use Zeplin video.
   2. Please assign tickets to yourself before starting work. This helps avoid confusion and accidental duplication of work. Double-check the ticket's Epic for other related work before working on things outside the described scope of the ticket - you may accidentally be replicating a feature someone else is already working on.
   3. Please only take 1-2 tickets at a time. This helps you to focus on getting 1-2 things done at a time. If you assign yourself to multiple tickets, this prevents others from working on them, so please be considerate of others and only pick up 1-2 tasks at a time. When those are done, you can assign yourself another 1-2 other tasks. If you have submitted your PR for 2 tickets and are still waiting for feedback, it is okay to pick up another ticket, so long as you promptly respond to the feedback on your original tickets so that work can be merged promptly.
4. Meet Us! Come to a weekly squad call to learn more about what we do and get hands-on experience.
5. Sprints: Become part of our regular sprints. This will happen naturally as you join our calls, though you don't need to join all calls in order to participate. Here is our active board. We use epics to break down features and widgets, and we typically work in 3-week sprints. 

Useful Resources

Somewhat similar to Background but can be oriented towards auxiliary content or miscellaneous tutorials. From the user's perspective, content here should not be mandatory for contributing, but can assist in their understanding of the project or their ability to perform different tasks.

Meet the Members

Finally, member information. This will include the project’s leaders, or any other noteworthy members, sorted by their role and given contact information. It is important to maintain a distinction between teams and squads. All contact tables should be conveyed using the same format. Currently being used is this table below. The left column indicates the different positions, and the corresponding right columns will list the tags of all active members holding those positions.