TupiTube Documentation

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=====Want to help us?=====

If you want to help us improve our open-source projects and their impact around the world, there are many ways to do it. These are some of them:

====As User / Digital Artist==== 
    * Install [[https://www.tupitube.com/downloads|TupiTube Desk and TupiTube App]] on your computer and mobile devices and make yourself an expert in creating 2D animations.
    * Tell your friends about this project. Help us to spread the word from your social networks. 
    * Make manuals, videos, or any kind of content to support other animators wanting to learn how to use TupiTube Desk and TupiTube App.
    * Create and post little animation projects on your website, blog, etc.
    * [[https://github.com/xtingray/tupitube.desk/issues|Report the bugs]] you find in our software.
    * Visit our [[https://youtube.com/tupitube|Youtube channel]] and watch our examples and mini-tutorials.


====As Teacher====

    * Invite your students to download and use Tupi.
    * Include 2D animation homework as part of the activities in your classes.
    * Encourage your students to create small animations as inspiring examples for other students, other classes, even other schools.
    * Write tutorials and invite your students to help you in the process.
    * Create animated content to support your classes using Tupi. A lot of teachers are already doing it around the world!


====As Developer====

    * Download [[https://github.com/xtingray/tupitube.desk|TupiTube's source code]] and study it.
    * Help us to write documentation of all the software components of Tupi. Diagrams and visual resources are very handy to introduce other programmers into the project's architecture in a simple and quick way.
    * Check our [[https://github.com/xtingray/tupitube.desk/issues|bugs report]] and help us to fix some of them. Create patches with the fixes and share them with our development team.
    * Help us to implement any of the pending features.

Regardless of the role you choose, all your contributions as a member of this community are fundamental for the development and enhancement process of our open-source projects. Welcome to our team! :D