Guidelines#

Contributions Welcome From All Areas#

GADemo is an open web platform for demonstrating Genetic Algorithms, with both a Python backend and a pure JavaScript/CSS/HTML frontend. Whether you’re a backend developer, a frontend designer, a data science enthusiast, or a documentation wizard — there’s space for your contribution here.

🧠 Backend (Python - DEAP based)#

  • New selection methods and fitness evaluation modes;

  • Performance optimization and parallelism;

  • API refactoring, testing, or validation improvements;

  • etc.

🎨 Frontend (HTML/CSS/JavaScript)#

  • Improving the user experience (UX)

  • Designing more intuitive visualizations for genetic algorithm outputs

  • Adding interactivity or tooltips in charts

  • Refining responsiveness and accessibility (mobile, keyboard nav, etc.)

  • Suggesting or implementing new UI components

  • etc.

Don’t worry if you’re not a “full-stack” person — every small contribution helps.

Development Workflow#

To maintain the consistency and quality of the project, we ask all contributors to follow these simple steps:

  1. Fork and Clone the project repository (to be published soon).

  2. Create a branch with a meaningful name: e.g., frontend-redesign-dashboard or feature-log-execution.

  3. Follow consistent coding styles:

  4. Add clear comments, docstrings, and descriptive commits.

  5. Submit a pull request with a concise summary of the changes made.

Issue Tracking & Feature Suggestions#

Not ready to contribute code? You can still help by:

  • Opening issues for bugs, typos, or confusing features

  • Suggesting new features or UI improvements

  • Sharing feedback about usability or accessibility

Stay Connected#

The GAdemo’s repository is publicly available and open for contributions!

You can explore the codebase, submit issues, or open pull requests directly at:

Feel free to star 🌟 the repository, fork it, or reach out through the contact options listed in the Support & Acknowledgments section.

License & Community#

GADemo follows the MIT License. Be kind, respectful, and inclusive. All contributors are welcome, regardless of background, skill level, or preferred tech stack.