and choose your own Github account as target+
git clone git@github.com:[USERNAME]/[PROJECT]+
If you would like to become involved in the development of
+ Windows Azure SDKs and Tools there are many different ways in
+ which you can contribute. We strongly value user feedback and will
+ appreciate your questions, bug reports and feature requests. For
+ more details how you can submit those see section Using the product and providing feedback
+ below. In addition you can also contribute changes to the code,
+ which include bug fixes and improvements as well as new features.
+ For more details how to do this please see section Contributing changes below.
+
Using the Windows Azure SDKs and Tools, asking and answering
+ question, reporting bugs and making feature requests are critical
+ parts of the project community. User feedback is crucial for
+ improving the quality of the products and drive further
+ development.
+ In order to become familiar with the functionality you can
+ donwnload the pre-compiled binaries (see Obtaining
+
+
+ the binaries below) or synch the source code from Github and
+ compile locally (see Obtaining the source
+ code below). Once you become familiar with the functionality
+ you can report bugs or request new features (see Report bugs and request features
+ below).
+
The easiest way to ask questions is to use the Windows
+ Azure SDK and Tools forums on StackOverflow and MSDN. If
+ your target language is .NET the most appropriate forums for
+ discussion are on MSDN. For all other languages please use
+ StackOverflow.
+
Pre-compiled binaries of Windows Azure SDK and Tools are
+ available on the Windows Azure web site at http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/develop/downloads/.
+ Select the lnaguage you are interested in (.NET, Node, Java or
+ PHP) and click on the Install button.
+
In order to obtain the source code you need to become familiar
+ with Git (see http://progit.org/book/)
+ and Github (see http://help.github.com/)
+ and you need to have Git installed on your local machine. You can
+ obtain the source code from Github by following the following
+ steps on your local machine:
+
and choose your own Github account as targetgit clone git@github.com:[USERNAME]/[PROJECT]Issues and feature requests are submitted through the project's
+ Issues section on GitHub. Please use the following guidelines when
+ you submit issues and feature requests:
+
Issues are regularly reviewed and updated with additional
+ information by the core team. Sometimes the core team may have
+ questions about particular issue that might need clarifications
+ so, please be ready to provide additional information.
+
In order to become a contributor to the project we need you to
+ sign the Contributor License Agreement (CLA). Signing the
+ Contributor License Agreement (CLA) does not grant you rights to
+ commit to the main repository but it does mean that we will
+ consider your contributions and you will get credit if we do.
+ Active contributors might be asked to join the core team, and
+ given the ability to merge pull requests.
+ You can download the Contributor License Agreement (CLA) by
+ clicking at the following link: http://windowsazure.github.com/docs/Contribution License Agreement.pdf.
+ Please fill in,
+ sign, scan and email it to cla@microsoft.com.
+
In order to obtain the source code you need to become familiar
+ with Git (see http://progit.org/book/)
+ and Github (see http://help.github.com/)
+ and you need to have Git installed on your local machine. You can
+ obtain the source code from Github by following the following
+ steps on your local machine:
+
and choose your own Github account as targetgit clone git@github.com:[USERNAME]/[PROJECT]cd [PROJECT]
+ git remote add upstream
+ git@github.com:WindowsAzure/[PROJECT]git fetch upstream/dev
+ git merge upstream/dev
+ You make modifications of the code in your local Git repository.
+ Once you are done with your implementation follow the steps below:
+
dev with the following commandgit checkout devgit submit
+ 
Note: All changes and pull request should be done
+ in the dev branch. Changes will be integrated in the
+ master branch by the Core Team.
Please keep in mind that not all requests will be approved.
+ Requests are reviewed by the Core Team on a regular basis and will
+ be updated with the status at each review. If your request is
+ accepted you will receive information about the next steps and
+ when the request will be integrated in the main branch. If your
+ request is rejected you will receive information about the reasons
+ why it was rejected.
+
Before you start working on bug fixes and features it is good
+ idea to discuss those broadly with the community. You can use the
+ forums as described in Asking and
+ answering questions for this purpose.
+ Before submitting your changes make sure you followed the
+ guidelines below:
+
Here is an overview of all Windows Azure projects hosted on Github.
+ For additional information about Windows Azure and the services it offers
+ you can visit www.windowsazure.com
+ If you are interested in contributing to any of the projects below please
+ read the Contribution Guidelines first.
This repository contains Java libraries that allow you to take advantage of + Windows Azure's scalable cloud computing resources like table and blob storage as + well as Service Bus messaging.
+This repository contains .NET libraries that allow you to take advantage of + Windows Azure's scalable cloud computing resources like table and blob storage, messaging + through Service Bus and distributed caching.
+This repository contains a set of Node.js packages that make it + easy to access the Windows Azure storage and queue services.
+This repository contains a set of PowerShell commandlets that let you + deploy Node.js application to Windows Azure from the command line.
+This repository contains an IIS extension that allows you to host Node.js + applications on Windows.
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