Blink (Rendering Engine) (original) (raw)

  1. Mission
  2. What is Blink?
  3. Participating
    1. Discussions
    2. Reporting Issues
    3. Tracking features
  4. Developing
    1. Learning about Blink Development
    2. Committing and reviewing code
    3. Launching and Removing Features
    4. Page Directory

Mission

Make the Web the premier platform for experiencing the world’s information and deliver the world’s best implementation of the Web platform.

Blink is the name of the rendering engine used by Chromium and particularly refers to the code living under_**src/third_party/blink.**_

Participating

Chromium is aninclusiveopen-source community that values fostering a supportive culture.

Discussions

We value transparency and open collaboration. Our goal is for everyone to be able to participate, regardless of organizational affiliation. There are several areas where developer discussions take place:

Reporting Issues

We use Chromium's issue tracker (akacrbug.com). Web Platform issues live under components inBlinkandInternals.

Tracking features

For developers interested in tracking new features, there are several dedicated channels for staying up-to-date:

Developing

Blink is implemented on top of an abstract platform and thus cannot be run by itself. The Chromium Content module provides the implementation of this abstract platform required for running Blink.

Committing and reviewing code

Blink follows all standard Chromium practices, including those oncontributing codeand becoming a committer. Code living in_src/third_party/blink_follows the Blink Coding Style Guidelines.

Launching and Removing Features

Page Directory

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