👷 TODO: Change link to README in Catrobat's .github repository when added!💡 If any step in the following process is unclear, misleading, or incorrect, you can directly contribute by issuing a pull request with the updated information!
Catty, also known as "Pocket Code for iOS", is an on-device visual programming system for iPhones. If you used an Apple device in the previous steps, this is exactly the app that enabled you to create your first small Catrobat game.
We work as a team and expect everyone to follow the rules. In our daily work, we use the methods listed below to create high-quality code. We support each other but also anticipate newcomers to learn about our coding principles proactively:
- Test-Driven Development
- Clean Code
- Jira Workflow
- Style Guide
- Code Reviews
- Pair Programming
- Biweekly Meetings (remote)
Below you can find an outline of the technologies we currently use at Catty. If you want to contribute to our team, your tech stack should cover most of the technologies. But don't worry! If you are uncertain about a specific technology, you can learn it along the way. Google is your friend ;)
If you feel confident that your tech stack matches our requirements, then we invite you to start contributing!
You found a bug?
- Perfect, please check the open issues on Jira first to avoid duplicate tickets!
- If the bug has not been reported yet, please report it using the issue template on Jira.