Contributing
Buttplug is a software project at its core, but that doesn’t mean you necessarily need to be a developer to contribute! Here are some ways to contribute to the project, via code or other means.
Website: https://github.com/buttplugio/buttplug
Github is where all of the code for open source Buttplug projects are stored. Our main repo (listed above) contains info on how to get started contributing code to Buttplug, as well as a list of related projects to help out with.
Website: https://patreon.com/qdot
Patreon is where most of our funding comes from. We rely on donations from users to fund research, such as buying new hardware, licenses for development software and services, and other things we need to keep the project running.
Conversing
Curious about where you can talk to other developers or users of Buttplug?
Website: https://discord.buttplug.io
Discord is used for the main Buttplug chat server. There are channels for buttplug development, video game development, movie scripting, and more.
Website: https://discuss.buttplug.io
Discourse is our web forum for buttplug.io developer and user support.
Culture
If you want to keep up to date on the latest developments of Buttplug or Sex Tech in general, these are the places to watch.
Website: https://nonpolynomial.com
Blog for Nonpolynomial, the parent company of the Buttplug Project. Covers software releases and technical subjects about this and other projects.
Website: https://twitter.com/buttplugio
Our project twitter account announces releases, teases new features, and also shitposts, because what else do you do on twitter.
Website: https://youtube.buttplug.io
The Buttpluggin' with qDot Youtube Channel has all sorts of tutorial and demo videos of software built using Buttplug.