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Or, write a [[new_tip|tips]] explaining how to accomplish something with
git-annex.
## advanced wiki editing
To make larger changes to the website, you can
`git clone git://git-annex.branchable.com/ git-annex` and will find the
whole website source in `doc/`.
You can even `git push` doc-only changes back without authentication,
since it is a wiki!
## bug triage
People often file [[bugs]] on git-annex that are easily resolved by helping
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Javascript and CSS of the git-annex webapp, or work on porting libraries
needed by the Windows port.
To send patches, either include the patch in a bug report (small patch)
or put up a branch in a git repository containing your changes.
To send patches, either include the patch in a [[bug|bugs]] report (small
patch) or put up a branch in a git repository containing your changes.
## learning some Haskell
Want to learn some Haskell to get hacking on git-annex?
As Haskell programs go, git-annex does not use too many advanced features.
[Learn You A Haskell](http://learnyouahaskell.com/) will teach you enough
to get started.
Of course git-annex does use monads, and particularly the `Annex``monad
which gives access to its state about the git repository as well as
lower-level IO.

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Like many, I'm an experienced coder in procedural and object-oriented languages only.
Could you recommend a route to learning Haskell I could work on a little bit every month, such that I might eventually become familiar enough to hack on git-annex?
[[done]]

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[[!comment format=mdwn
username="joey"
subject="""comment 1"""
date="2016-11-02T15:01:52Z"
content="""
I'm taking this as an indication that [[/contribute]] needed some pointers
for learning haskell, so have made some changes there that might answer
your question, as well as others who see that page.
"""]]