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• VexFlow Tutorial - Get started by learning the basics of the classic and powerful VexFlow rendering API.
• If your needs are less complex, check out EasyScore to learn about the simpler EasyScore API.
• Almost every VexFlow project begins with the same five lines of code. Check out Understanding Renderer and Context to learn what they really do.
• API Documentation generated from the source code. This is a work in progress.
• Frequently Answered Questions from the VexFlow mailing list.
• VexFlow Sandbox - A place to experiment with the VexFlow API.
• VexFlow Forum Archive - Feel free to join and ask questions on the forum.
• VexFlow Class and Dependency Graphs.
• Animating VexFlow with CSS

VexFlow Developer Instructions

• Build and Release Instructions - How to build VexFlow from scratch. Use grunt watch to watch files. How to release packages.
• Font Rendering - How to add new glyphs and fonts to VexFlow.
• Visual Regression Tests - How to run the visual regression tests.

Contribute

• Join the VexFlow Google Group at: https://groups.google.com/g/vexflow
• See the coding style guide guide for general rules and conventions.
• Send in your changes via a GitHub pull request.
• Take a look at the Development Gotchas if some aspects of VexFlow's internals seem confusing.
• Test Your Code. Please include tests. Changes that don't have accompanying tests will not be merged.
• Don't forget to run the Visual Regression Tests -- it is simpler, faster, and more likely to catch issues than eyeballing the output of the QUnit tests.
• If you add a new feature, update this Wiki with some documentation and examples.

Significant Contributors

• Mohit Muthanna Cheppudira
• Michael Scott Cuthbert
• Aaron Mars
• Gregory Ristow
• Rodrigo Vilar
• Ron B. Yeh
• Taehoon Moon

Alumni

• Cyril Silverman
• Larry Kuhns

All past contributors: https://github.com/0xfe/vexflow/graphs/contributors