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Getting started at coding is a matter of finding something to fix, and fixing it. Once you have fixed something, you will want to send in a patch. If you do that a few times, you may want to apply for an SVN account so you can fix things directly. | Getting started at coding is a matter of finding something to fix, and fixing it. Once you have fixed something, you will want to send in a patch. If you do that a few times, you may want to apply for an SVN account so you can fix things directly. | ||
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=== What is currently going on === | === What is currently going on === | ||
Revision as of 17:53, 7 June 2006
Welcome to VLC's developers corner. This is a directory of everything to do with the development of VLC. If you are looking for information about downloading or using VLC, you should have a look at our website [[1]].
Compiling VLCAt the moment, all information is available from here : http://developers.videolan.org/vlc/ |
Joining usVideoLAN welcomes anyone wanting to help, either by writing code, finding or fixing bugs, doing graphics work, ... Getting startedGetting started at coding is a matter of finding something to fix, and fixing it. Once you have fixed something, you will want to send in a patch. If you do that a few times, you may want to apply for an SVN account so you can fix things directly. You might be interested in having a look at our Mini_Projects, which are some identified development efforts for which an existing VLC developer is willing to help a new developer in his progress. These Mini_Projects generally don't require a great knowledge of VLC code. It is recommended that you join the vlc-devel mailing list, where all commits are archived. |
What is currently going on
These pages are used to coordinate some of the currently ongoing development or artwork works.
Various
Cédric Bosdonnat 's notes (fr) about developing a new module type.
Diego 'Flameeyes' Pettenò 's notes about packaging VLC into Gentoo.
