Re: Intro and Question

Thanks! I'll start working through some. Scott On Sat, Oct 17, 2026 at 2:45 AM AllenJB <php.lists@allenjb.me.uk> wrote: > Welcome, > > Some useful guides you should read: > > * https://doc.php.net/guide/contributing.md > * https://doc.php.net/guide/translating.md > > All the docs repos can be found in the PHP GitHub ( > https://github.com/php ) and are named > 'doc-<language>' - eg. 'doc-en' > for English, 'doc-de' for German, etc. > > If you know the page you want to make changes to but don't know which > file it is in the repo, there's a "Submit a Pull Request" button at the > bottom of each documentation page on the website that will take you to > the file. > > I think the easiest way to get started, if you don't already have any > changes you want to propose, is to browse the open issues at > https://github.com/php/doc-en/issues and create a pull request > for any > you think you can resolve. > > There's also the pinned tracker issues for version updates, and several > other tracker issues: > > * Missing classes: https://github.com/php/doc-en/issues/2162 > * Missing functions: https://github.com/php/doc-en/issues/2163 > * Interactive examples: > https://github.com/php/doc-en/issues/4799 > > Do check if something still needs to be done on the trackers (including > any pending PRs) before working on changes as the issues are not always > kept up-to-date. > > If you're able to write in multiple languages, you may be able to help > with translations. https://doc.php.net/revcheck.php can help > you find > pages that need updating. > > If you have further queries, as well as posting here you can ask on the > #php-doc channel on the PHP Community Discord: > https://discord.phpc.social - a number of docs contributors > hang out > there. > > -- Scott Keck-Warren http://scott.keck-warren.com