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‎preview-src/contribute.adoc‎

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= Contributing to Neo4j
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:author: Neo4j
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:category: development
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:tags: community, contributions, share
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[#neo4j-contribute]
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Looking for a place to contribute to the Neo4j ecosystem?
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This is a great place to start.
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Here you will find guides from Neo4j’s community of contributors.
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[#finding-help]
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== Help Others in the Community
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Want to help others?
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There are a number of great resources the Neo4j community uses to get quick help from graph database experts.
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Don't hesitate to ask when you’re stuck and looking for help. Also, if you're familiar with a particular topic area, please jump in and lend a hand for your fellow graphistas.
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The primary home for Neo4j community discussion is our https://community.neo4j.com[Neo4j Forum^].
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We also have some other places the community asks questions.
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* http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/neo4j[Neo4j on StackOverflow^]
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* http://twitter.com/neo4j[Social: Neo4j on Twitter^]
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* https://discord.gg/neo4j[Discord Chat^]
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* http://github.com/neo4j/neo4j/issues[Raise Issues: GitHub Issues^]
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[#ask-question-tips]
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== Tips for Asking Good Questions
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If you have technical questions, we would love to help you find the answers to them! Please help us help you by following the guidelines below.
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*Write a title that summarizes the specific problem* +
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The title may be the first and the last thing that potential viewers see of your post.
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Make it count. Make it describe the problem, not your current state of mind.
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ALL CAPS and lots of question and exclamation marks are an indication that you wear your underwear on your head ??? not that you have an urgent problem !!!
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*Choose the correct "category" and add the relevant "tags"* +
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Both of these serve to narrow down the problem area.
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A database creation error on the "Neo4j Desktop" is quite possible, it is almost impossible if installed with a Yum package.
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For installation questions specifying the OS is definitely useful. And so on.
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*Explain First* +
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What do you want to accomplish? What is the problem?
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What have you tried (you have tried something, right...right?)?
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Can you reproduce the situation? Which steps need to be followed to get there?
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*Code Second* +
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For some weird reason, Verdana 12pt does horrible things to code.
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There are a ton of ways to add readable code in your posts, the easiest is to select it and use the </> preformatted text icon.
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Reading hundreds of lines of code and Cypher-queries is the favorite hobby of most of the visitors of the forum.
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Just in case it is one of the others that is trying to help you, provide the code that demonstrates the issue and no more.
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*Proofread* +
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Are you ready to press "Create"? Take a deep breath. Exhale.
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Go once more over what you've just written. Does it look like the kind of question you could answer?
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*I'm not sure my English is good enough...can I get help?* +
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Just do the best you can! While technical questions should be in English, there are Local Groups on the forum.
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Not only are those good for finding out about local activities, but there might be somebody else there that knows (for example) South-West England English and can help you translate it into six o'clock news English!
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*Be Patient - Be Friendly - Be Polite - Help someone else in turn* +
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Somebody is going to spend some of the single most valuable resources for a human on your question. Time.
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Giving an indication that you understand the value of that is the least you can do.
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[#speaking]
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== Sharing your Love of Graphs
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No matter where you live in the world, there are plenty of ways to share your love of graphs
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and help others understand the importance of relationships.
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With thousands of technology and business *conferences* occuring every year around the world,
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you can present to your peers and become a recognized expert in your field. Neo4j, via the
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link:/speaker-program/[*Neo4j Speaker Program*], can also help and reimburse
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travel expenses for community members speaking at many of the top conferences.
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There are also hundreds of face-to-face https://www.meetup.com/topics/neo4j/[*Neo4j meetup groups*] in communities
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around the world. Many of these meetup groups regularly look for speakers to share their stories.
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The https://www.meetup.com/Neo4j-Online-Meetup/[*Neo4j Online Meetup*] is a way for you to meet the global community online and share your story.
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We select talks for the Online Meetup and stories for our link:/tag/twin4j/[*Developer Newsletter*] from https://community.neo4j.com/[*Neo4j Community Forum*]. To submit your story, post it in the `Projects & Collaboration` (if including a link to github or website) or `Community Content & Blogs` (if linking to a blog post,
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slideshow, video, or article) categories.
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[#contributing]
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== Other Ways to Contribute
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The Neo4j project is an open source effort to bring fast, complex data storage and processing to life.
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Every form of help is highly appreciated by the community.
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Note that you can contribute to Neo4j also by providing documentation or giving feedback on the current documentation.
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Basically, in all the places where you can get help, there is also room for contributions.
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* link:/developer/contributing-code/[Contributing Code^]
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* link:/developer/cla/[Contributors License Agreement^]
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* GitHub http://github.com/neo4j/neo4j/issues[Issues^] and http://github.com/neo4j/neo4j/pulls[Pull Requests^]
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* See the https://github.com/neo4j/neo4j/graphs/contributors[list of contributors^]
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[#develop-neo4j]
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== Tools for Developing Neo4j
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We are happy users of the following tools that we use daily to develop Neo4j.
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* IDE: https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/[IntelliJ Idea by JetBrains^] - *Thank you so much for the https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/buy/choose_edition.jsp?license=OPEN_SOURCE[OSS license^]!* and Eclipse
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* Build System: https://www.jetbrains.com/teamcity/[TeamCity by JetBrains^] - *Thank you so much for the https://www.jetbrains.com/teamcity/buy/choose_edition.jsp?license=OPEN_SOURCE[OSS license^]!*
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* Profiler: Yourkit, VisualVM, jvmtop, Java Mission Control, Flight Recorder
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* Version Control: Git & http://github.com/neo4j[GitHub^]
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* Issue Management: Trello and http://github.com/neo4j/neo4j/issues[GitHub issues^]
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* Team Communication: Neo4j Community Site, Discord, Google Hangouts, and Zoom
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* Pair Programming: Team Viewer, join.me
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* Documents: Google Docs
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* Manual, GraphGists, Presentations: http://asciidoctor.org[AsciiDoctor^]
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* Programming Language: Java, Build-Tool - Maven
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* Libraries - JVM: Scala, Parboiled, Google Collections, JMH, Jetty, Jersey, Jackson, Apache Commons, JUnit
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* Libs & Tools: Javascript: D3.js, Angular.js, Grunt, Bower
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[#integration-dev]
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== Tools, Libraries, and Drivers
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Neo4j is supported by a rich ecosystem of libraries, tools, drivers and guides provided by partners, users and community contributors.
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We want to give an overview about what is available and link to the original sources.
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We try to focus on the freely available solutions here and provide links to commercial options where appropriate.
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Read more about it in our link:/developer/integration/[Integrations section].

‎preview-src/ui-model.yml‎

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- content: Contribute
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url: contribute.html
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urlType: internal
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‎src/css/center-align.css‎

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body.center-align .toolbar {
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justify-content: center;
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}
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body.center-align .content {
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justify-content: center;
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body.center-align .doc {
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@import "labels.css";
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@import "glossary.css";
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@import "center-align.css";
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‎src/layouts/center-align.hbs‎

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<!DOCTYPE html>
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<html lang="en">
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<head>
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{{> head defaultPageTitle='Untitled'}}
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<body class="article center-align{{#with (or page.attributes.role page.role)}} {{{this}}}{{/with}}{{#with asciidoc.attributes.role}} {{{this}}}{{/with}}{{#with (or page.attributes.theme "developer")}} {{{this}}}{{/with}}">
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{{> header}}
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<div class="body">
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<main class="article">
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{{!-- toolbar for responsive nav --}}
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{{> toolbar }}
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<div class="content">
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{{> article}}
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</main>
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</div>
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{{> footer}}
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</body>
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</html>

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