Contribute to Eta

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The user guides provide a detailed look at all the features that are available and describe them in detail so that developers can look them up when the need arises. User guides can always use more information and simpler exposition.

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The standard libraries, also known as the boot libraries are the core part of the Eta language. In fact, they are contain the most frequently used functions in practice so it is important to keep evolving them to make sure they keep up with the ecosystem.

The boot libraries include the following:

• ghc-prim: The home to all the primitive operations and definitions for the standard data types and type classes. The source code can be found in libraries/ghc-prim in the main Eta repo.
• integer: Contains the implementation of the arbitrary-precision Integer type. The source code can be found in libraries/integer in the main Eta repo.
• base: Contains the Prelude module which is included into every Eta module by default, along with many everyday functions like map. The source code can be found in libraries/base in the main Eta repo.

Most documentation pull requests to the standard libraries are welcome so you don't need to consult the community first.

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The runtime system is written in Java and the documentation is present in the source code in the form of Javadoc annotations.

Better documentation for the runtime system means that it will be easier for newcomers to contribute and help develop useful extensions.

The source code for the runtime system can be found at rts in the main Eta repo.

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The compiler is completely written in Haskell and documentation for the compiler is in the source code in the form of documentation comments that are parsed by the Haddock documentation tool.

Better documentation for the compiler means that it will be easier for newcomers to contribute and help the compiler and language evolve faster.

The source code for the compiler can be found at compiler in the main Eta repo.

The documentation annotations in the source code have a specific format which you can read about in the Haddock user guide.

Bug Fixes

You can directly check the compiler issue tracker for the pending tasks and select the issue you would be interested in contributing.

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The Eta standard library is very similar to GHC's standard library with additional reimplementation required for JVM support. We are still working on the complete documentation of the standard library. But you can check the comments in the standard library for now.

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Eta's tooling and infrastructure has significant work in progress and we are constantly looking for contributors.

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Since, Eta is a new language there is significant room for new libraries. We have already ported a great deal of Hackage packages to Eta which can be found here. We are also working on a package repository called 'Etlas' for Eta.

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Let us help you create good blog tutorials. Check our recent tutorials here.

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Let us help you create good videos. Check our recent tutorials here.

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Help us organize meetups in your city.

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Help us organize online meetups.

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