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cURL - Development
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TITLE(Developing curl)
This is the section of the web site devoted to the development of curl and
libcurl. If you are just a "user" of curl or libcurl, this may not be where
you want to hang out.
There is always development going on in the curl project. To help out the
development team, we provide these services:
SUBTITLE(Generated contents)
Build and source information that is updated all the time:
SUBTITLE(Broadcasted commit info)
Each push to the git repository will be announced over various systems.
- Mail is sent to the curl-commits
mailing list
- A note is dropped in the #curl IRC channel
- A tweet is sent out by the @curlcommits user on twitter
SUBTITLE(Documents in progress)
Stuff being worked on for the next release.
- RELEASE-NOTES is the current work in
progress document for the next release.
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Source code - check out the latest code
directly from git
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Release calendar, pick your format: XML, ICAL, HTML
SUBTITLE(Bugs and discussions)
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Bug tracker
[github] - submit problems there. See also the KNOWN_BUGS document.
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libcurl mailing list - Development
talk and thoughts about how the future will become is discussed there.
- A few devs and users hang out on IRC, in the #curl channel on
irc.freenode.net
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We also get pull requests
filed at github.
SUBTITLE(Developer Documentation)
Most of these are documents from the source archive converted to web pages
here for your convenience.
- TODO - we try to maintain lists of what
things you could help us with and features a future
curl release might get.
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Contribute explains about a few things
to consider when you contribute with patches and source code to the curl
project.
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Internals describes how things work
internally in curl, for code hackers, bug fixers and generally interested
parties.
- The KNOWN_BUGS list.
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Thanks to these people, curl exists as it is
today!
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