- New Security Tools: Found a cool OSS security scanner? Share it!
- Documentation: Improve clarity, accuracy, and comprehensiveness
- Bug Fixes: If something's broken, please fix it (our users will thank you)
- Workshop Improvements: Better explanations, more hands-on examples
- Proprietary tools (this is OSS-land)
- Breaking changes without good reason
- Removing security features (that would be ironic)
- Adding complexity just for the sake of it
- Keep it simple, silly (KISS principle)
- Make workflows readable
- Follow existing patterns
- Use conventional commits (feat:, fix:, docs:, etc.) - it makes our commit history look professional!
Found a bug? Security issue? Something confusing?
- Check if it's already reported
- Create a detailed issue
- Include steps to reproduce
- Add relevant logs/screenshots
- Be nice (we're all learning here)
This workshop is currently maintained by just two people in their spare time. We appreciate your contributions and will review them as soon as we can, but please be patient with our response times. Your understanding helps us keep this project sustainable!
Happy hacking! 🎉