You have pushed your first change to Gerrit. This page explains what happens next: how to get a review, what the automatic build and test run (CI) checks, and how to update your change until it is merged.

A live look at the Collabora Online community: code changes, GitHub issues, forum activity, translations, and Docker downloads, refreshed nightly from public data sources.

Following the design system keeps new features and contributions feeling at home next to the rest of Collabora Online.

On Windows and want to tinker? Build Collabora Office and level up your setup.

A great way to get involved. You can perfect CODE and Collabora Office apps for your language, while learning about the feature set, and how things work.

Are you familiar with iOS development environment and interested to learn more while helping the project?

Thank you to everyone who helps move the COOL project forward!

You need to enable debugging support to do any practical interactive debugging.

Install Collabora Office on your Android phone or tablet from F-Droid, or build it yourself from source.

A great way to get started, explore ideas, and contribute long-term (like during GSoC or internships) is by picking up one of our open project ideas.

Linux lover? Build Collabora Office and unleash your inner hacker.

Got a Mac and a curious mind? Build your own Collabora Office and see the magic happen.

Are you interested in contributing but do not know where to start? Head over to the documentation or start by following these step-by-step instructions and build CODE from scratch.

Hosting an event? Request your Collabora materials here.

Tips on how to set your IDE ready for Collabora Online development.

Check out the starting points for new developers on the project — usually with code pointers helping you to locate the area to hack on easily.

Perhaps your question is one that we have been asked before; have a read, and let us know if not.

Sorry about that — but you can help us resolving it by creating a great bug report! See the steps how to do it, and file the bug on GitHub.

A great way to get in touch, ask anything or get mentoring is through one of our official channels. . .