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== Getting Started ==
== Getting Started ==


# Introduce yourself in our IRC chat: #scummvm
# Introduce yourself in the #scummvm-gsoc channel on our [[Discord_Server|Discord server]].
#* Just come say hi. Tell us what you're interested in, what games you play, general questions, etc.
#* Just come say hi. Tell us what you're interested in, what games you play, general questions, etc.
# Clone the repo and get it to compile.  
# Clone the repo and get it to compile.  
#* If you're new to git, no problem! There are tons of online guides. For example [https://try.github.io/levels/1/challenges/1 here], [http://richiesams.blogspot.com/2014/01/getting-started-with-git.html here], or [https://www.codeschool.com/courses/try-git here].
#* If you're new to git, no problem! There are tons of online guides. Below, there are links to several we've liked.
#* For instructions on how to compile ScummVM, you can use our [[Compiling ScummVM|compilation guide]]. However, some of the instructions are a bit out of date, so IRC is a good resource.
#* For instructions on how to compile ScummVM, you can use our [[Compiling ScummVM|compilation guide]]. However, some of the instructions are a bit out of date, so IRC is a good resource.
# Use ScummVM to play some games. Get to know what ScummVM can do
# Use ScummVM to play some games. Get to know what ScummVM can do
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#* Ask lots and lots of questions.  
#* Ask lots and lots of questions.  
#* Same as IRC, there is no question, 'too stupid', etc.
#* Same as IRC, there is no question, 'too stupid', etc.
== General Resources ==
=== Git ===
==== Learning the basics ====
* [https://try.github.io/levels/1/challenges/1 Github's Learning Git game]
* [http://richiesams.blogspot.com/2014/01/getting-started-with-git.html A blogpost covering Git in General]
* [https://www.codeschool.com/courses/try-git A free online course for git]
==== Formatting Git Commit Messages ====
* Rather than re-iterate what's already been said, please read our [[Commit Guidelines]] page
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