| Developer Resources | This page is being moved into our Wiki. Currently there is two copies DocuWiki and Main Wiki. |
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| developer projects | To make life easier we provide space for each developer interested in developing a feature in Squid. For more information see http://devel.squid-cache.org/. |
| anoncvs | Use anonymous CVS to keep your Squid tree up-to-date. Here's the basic instructions. |
| cvsweb | The Way Cool cvsweb.cgi script lets you interactively browse the CVS source tree, read commit comments, etc. |
| Code guidelines | The coding guidelines explains what you need to do to get your code accepted into the squid tree. |
| Programming Guide |
The programming guide is depressingly thin, but you might learn something there anyway. |
| squid-dev | There is a mailing list for Squid developers. We have an archive. If you want to be a regular contributing member of the developers list, request to be subcribed to the mailinglist. |
| Release process | The Release Process describes the process and criterias used by the Squid Developers when making new Squid releases. |
| wishlist | Query the bugzilla database for feature requests |
| HTTP/1.1 checklist |
Robert Collins' HTTP/1.1 checklist for Squid. |
| Squid 3.0 style |
Squid-3 style guidelines |
| Squid 3.0 plans |
Squid-3 ideas and discussions |
| Squid-3.0 interactive discussion |
Squid-3 interactive discussions (feel free to add something!) |
| Papers | Papers, both past and present |
The following people are Certified Squid Developers:
Please send mail to squid-dev if you like to join us.