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* How to contribute - Looking to get involved?  Look here for some good starting points.
* How to contribute - Looking to get involved?  Look here for some good starting points.
*[[Calendar:Charter]] (draft) - The overall mission of the calendar project
*[[Calendar:Charter]] (draft) - The overall mission of the calendar project
*[[Calendar:Target Users]] - (draft) Who we're writing software for
*[[Calendar:Target Users|Target Users]] - Who we're writing software for
*[[Calendar:Lightning]] - (jminta-will probably move?) Links to all pages related to Lightning
*[[Calendar:Lightning]] - (jminta-will probably move?) Links to all pages related to Lightning
*[[Calendar:Past_Releases|Past Releases]] - Where we've been.
*[[Calendar:Past_Releases|Past Releases]] - Where we've been.

Revision as of 17:39, 26 July 2006

Welcome to the wiki of the Mozilla Calendar Project.

This wiki represents a collection of easily-editable pages providing a variety of information on both the standalone calendar application Sunbird, and the calendaring extension for Mozilla Thunderbird, code-named Lightning.

Please keep in mind that while every effort is made to keep these pages up-to-date, sometimes pages do become obsolete.

Latest Releases

Mainly for end-users

These pages contain information that end-users (that's you!) will hopefully find useful.

  • FAQ - "Frequently Asked Questions" concerning Sunbird and Lightning
  • How to contribute - Looking to get involved? Look here for some good starting points.
  • Calendar:Charter (draft) - The overall mission of the calendar project
  • Target Users - Who we're writing software for
  • Calendar:Lightning - (jminta-will probably move?) Links to all pages related to Lightning
  • Past Releases - Where we've been.
  • Blocking Flags - How we choose what makes it into each release.

Mainly for developers

These are pages for people interested in contributing in a more formal way to Sunbird and Lightning development, whether through testing (QA), or coding.