The Magma Core Foundation is the organization that oversees the Magma open source project. In February 2021, the Magma Core Foundation joined the Linux Foundation. Like other projects under Linux Foundation, this project is funded through membership dues and contributed engineering resources.
Join the open source community
What is the Magma Core Foundation?
Development roles
Contributors
Anyone can become a Contributor by submitting code to the project and having that code accepted through the project’s review process. A Contributor is someone who has had code merged within the last 12 months. Contributors have access to propose and review code but not merge the code into repos of the project.
Committers
A Committer has the ability to merge code into the project. Committers are active Contributors and participants in the project. In order to become a Committer, you must be nominated and approved by the established Committers. Within the project, sub-components may decide to have additional requirements for the review of code in their repos.
How to get started
Developer onboarding
GET STARTED
Step 1
Setup your dev environment
Step 2
Install Magma locally
Step 3
Complete a starter project
Developer resources
Documentation
View our documentation for the quick start guide, technical architecture, upgrades, and more.
Source code
Visit our Github page for access to our open source repository.
Magma Core Foundation
The Magma Core Foundation is the organization that oversees the Magma open source project. Individuals or organizations join the Magma Core Foundation because they want to take an active role in supporting the growth and evolution of the Magma project and it’s community.
Connect with community
Get updates
Join the mailing list to hear announcements and technical updates
Join the conversation
Talk with active developers through our Slack channels
Attend an online event
View our calendar of weekly events to help shape the future of Magma