Developer guidelines outline the coding practices and workflows expected for contributions to a standard or its associated tools. These guidelines aim to ensure consistency and quality when incorporating external contributions and typically cover several key aspects. These include licensing requirements, the procedure for submitting and reviewing contributions, expectations regarding the overall contribution process, and specific technical expectations. The technical expectations often encompass elements such as commenting practices, naming conventions, the inclusion of tests, and adherence to a specific coding style. By establishing these clear expectations, developer guidelines facilitate effective collaboration and maintain the integrity of the standard and supporting tools.
- If there are individuals or organisations who are keen to contribute directly to the standard or tools