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We have a long [[Credits|list of developers]] who contribute towards the development of Moodle. Start with our [[Development:Developer documentation|developer information]], in particular the [[Development:Overview|developer overview]], [[Roadmap|roadmap]], [[Development:Coding|coding guide]] and [[Development:CVS for developers|CVS guide]] to access our [http://moodle.cvs.sourceforge.net/moodle/moodle/ source code].
We have a long [[Credits|list of developers]] who contribute towards the development of Moodle. Start with our [[Development:Developer documentation|developer information]], in particular the [[Development:Overview|developer overview]], [[Roadmap|roadmap]], [[Development:Coding|coding guide]] and [[Development:CVS for developers|CVS guide]] to access our [http://moodle.cvs.sourceforge.net/moodle/moodle/ source code].



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We have a long list of developers who contribute towards the development of Moodle. Start with our developer information, in particular the developer overview, roadmap, coding guide and CVS guide to access our source code.

Most developer discussions can be found in Using Moodle.

We have a issue tracker where you should report general bugs, feature requests, fixes and other issues. Security problems should also be posted to the Moodle Tracker, selecting an appropriate security level (see Moodle Security for further information).

Provide links and short descriptions of modules and plugins development and theme development...

Also provide an explanation of how to make a development request and perhaps set up a database of Moodle jobs offered and wanted...