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Audacity aims to be a '''simple to use''' but '''powerful audio editor'''. | Audacity aims to be a '''simple to use''' but '''powerful audio editor'''. | ||
| − | * We have [[Design Topics|design guidelines]] to make the user interface consistent and more discoverable. | + | * We have ''[[Design Topics|design guidelines]]'' to make the user interface consistent and more discoverable. |
| − | * We have [[CodingStandards|coding standards]] to improve consistency in how we code. | + | * We have ''[[CodingStandards|coding standards]]'' to improve consistency in how we code. |
| − | * We have a vibrant [[Community|community]] beyond the developers who support users, get feedback, test and document Audacity. | + | * We have a vibrant ''[[Community|community]]'' beyond the developers who support users, get feedback, test and document Audacity. |
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| − | * If you're a programmer, check out the | + | * If you're a programmer, check out the ''[[Developer_Guide|developer guide]]'' and subscribe to the ''[http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/audacity-devel audacity-devel mailing list]'' |
* If you are already compiling Audacity, great. If not tell us where our instructions for doing so suck. | * If you are already compiling Audacity, great. If not tell us where our instructions for doing so suck. | ||
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'''We ''always'' need more developers!''' | '''We ''always'' need more developers!''' | ||
| − | * Rather than just post a pull request to our GitHub repo, join our [http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/audacity-devel developers' mailing list] and introduce yourself! You'll have a far better chance of your proposed changes being adapted and accepted. You don't have to have a pull request already. We're very happy to have lurkers on the list. If you are keen to interact, you are welcome to: | + | * Rather than just post a pull request to our GitHub repo, join our ''[http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/audacity-devel developers' mailing list]'' and introduce yourself! You'll have a far better chance of your proposed changes being adapted and accepted. You don't have to have a pull request already. We're very happy to have lurkers on the list. If you are keen to interact, you are welcome to: |
| − | ** tell us | + | ** tell us about any ''[[:Category:Feature Planning|new or improved features]]'' you are working on. |
| − | ** tell us | + | ** tell us if you've hit a ''[[Bug Lists|bug]]'' and are working on it. |
| + | ** if you'd like to help with code reviews of GitHub pull requests, tell us. | ||
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Revision as of 20:39, 30 September 2018
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Topics for Developers
Developer Documentation
- The Feature Requests Pipeline
- Audacity Architecture
- Guide for New Audacity Developers
- Making Audacity Translatable
- Making Audacity Doxygenable
- Doxygenated class list
Development Activity
- Next Release that we are working on
- Wording changes required in the app
- Active Development Projects
Building
- Building On Windows
- Building On Linux
- Building On Mac
- Building On Cygwin
- Building The Manual
- Our code on GitHub
Quality Assurance
- Coding Standards
- Code Review
- Using Bugzilla
- Bug Lists
- Bug Counts
- Design Topics
- Wording and punctuation guidelines
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