Calendar
Calendar application for GNOME
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Contributing to Calendar is easy, and we really appreciate it. File bugs, attach patches, create mockups, and wait for review (ping the maintainers at #gnome-calendar if you think we took too long). There are no restrictions at all, and anyone can get involved with Calendar development. There are many ways to help:
DocumentationNot everyone want to code. Do you perform well with the English language? Calendar surely needs your writing skills for documentation and translation! |
CodeHave good coding abilities? We need you too! Calendar is written in C, and uses Evolution-Data-Server APIs. We highly recommend using GNOME Builder to develop Calendar. Clone the repository and start playing! |
DesignThe Calendar team keeps constant contact with the Design team to ensure we always have a carefully crafted application. Sounds good? Help us with the design too! |
TestFrom time to time, we have to ensure the quality of Calendar's code and behavior. Can you easily find bugs? We certainly need testers! |
Testing
The very first step to help testing Calendar is installing the development version of Calendar:
To see what needs to be tested, go to the Board in Calendar's Gitlab page and see the tasks in the Status: QA column.