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The list below summarizes features or bug fixes we would like to see in Octave. This list is not exclusive -- there are many other things that might be good projects, but it might instead be something we already have. Also, some of the following items may not actually be considered good ideas now.
The list below summarizes features or bug fixes we would like to see in Octave. if you start working steadily on a project, please let octave-maintainers@octave.org know. We might have information that could help you. You should also read the [[Contribution guidelines |Contributing Guidelines]].


{{Note|If you never contributed to Octave before, we suggest to start with our [[Developer FAQ]].}}
This list is not exclusive -- there are many other things that might be good projects, but it might instead be something we already have. Also, some of the following items may not actually be considered good ideas now. So please check with octave-maintainers@octave.org before you start working on some large project.


* Summer of Code students, please also see [[Summer of Code - Getting Started]].
Summer of Code students, please also see [[Summer of Code - Getting Started]].
* If you're looking for small project, see [[short projects]].
 
If you're looking for small project, something more suited to start getting involved with Octave development or to fill a boring evening, see [[short projects]]


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