How to use LanguageTool as a developer
Improving LanguageTool
LanguageTool is an Open-Source project, and we’re looking forward to your contributions.
- Source code at GitHub
- dev.languagetool.org contains the complete development documentation, including: Development Overview, for users who want to extend LanguageTool with their own rules
- community.languagetool.org, includes a rule editor and a text analyzer
- Development discussion in our forum
- Mailing list archive at mail-archive.com (alternatively, use the archive at markmail.org or Sourceforge) (up to September 2016)
- Issues / bug tracking at GitHub
- Easy fixes, easy issues for new contributors
- Source code of related projects at GitHub
- List of all languages supported by LanguageTool
Funding by the European Union
Europäische Union
Europäische Struktur- und Investitionsfonds
European Union
European Social Fund
Land BrandenBurg
Ministerium für Arbeit, Soziales, Gesundheit, Frauen und Familie
The European Union and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) support this project by providing funding. They support the development of error detection algorithms in multilingual texts, and the development of our browser add-ons and website.
Supported by the Ministry of Social Affairs, Health, Integration, and Consumer Protection from funds of the European Social Fund, who subsidize the development of our style checker. You can find information about the ESF at esf.brandenburg.de.
Open Source Community
Here, we would like to honor and thank all developers who have contributed to the LanguageTool open-source project over the past 18 years:
Core Team
Andriy Rysin, Christopher Blum, Daniel Naber, Dominique Pellé, Ebrahim Byagowi, Elanjelian Venugopal, Fred Kruse, Jan Schreiber, Jaume Ortolà, Juan Martorell, Konstantin Ladutenko, Marcin Miłkowski, Marco A.G.Pinto, Markus Brenneis, Matheus Poletto, Matthias Mailänder, Mike Unwalla, Panagiotis Minos, Paolo Bianchini, Robin van der Vliet, Ruud Baars, Stefan Lotties, Xavi Ivars, Yakov Reztsov
Contributors
Agnese Dal Borgo, Agnes Souque, Albert Jané, Albrecht Müller, Alexander Socop Arango, Alex Buloichik, Alireza Eskandarpour Shoferi, Allan Borra, Ankit, Annika Nietzio, Anton Karl Ingason, Arle Lommel, atrons, Camille Moulin, Caolán McNamara, Chase Tingley, Christopher Blum, Dawid Weiss, Dean Doscher, Denis Arnaud, Derek M Jones, Dmitri Gabinski, Edward Sanford Sutton, Eike Rathke, Elena Cejas, Eleonora, Esben Aaberg, Fabio Rainone, Felix Sasaki and his students, Fulup Jakez, Heikki Lehvaslaiho, Henrik Bendt, Hiroki Yatsu, Hugo Voisard, Ilona Kuzmickaja, Ionuț Păduraru, Irvine, jab, D. Jentsch, Jarek Lipski, Jimmy O'Regan, Jitesh V. S., John Andrews, Jordi Mas, Joseph Monfort, Jozef Licko, Julian von Heyl, Julia Semenenko, Kevin Scannell, Kira Goncharova, Kumara Bhikkhu, Maksym Davydov, Mantas Kriaučiūnas, Martin Srebotnjak, Matúš Matula, Maxim Mozgovoy, metal3d, Metathesis, Michael Baumann, Michael Bryant, mik09, Mike Detwiler, Mike Unwalla, Mikhail Korobov, Mikkel Thomsen, Mility, Milos Sramek, Nathaniel Oco, Nathan Wells, Nick Hough, Niki Hansche, Niklas Johansson, NOKUBI Takatsugu, Oliver Schlöbe, Olivier R., OpenTaal, paolobenve, Andreas "PAX" Lück, Pere Farrando, Peter Lawrence, Petra Galuscakova, Petr Mladek, Philipp Wiesemann, Philippe Basciano-Le Gall, PhilippeW, Radovan Garabík, Ramon Torrents, Rémy Léone, Reza1615, Ricardo Joseh Lima, Ricard Roca, Riccardo Murri, Richard Eckart de Castilho, rob144, Salino01, Sander van Geloven, Serkan Kaba, Shameera, Silvan Jegen, Sławek Borewicz, Srinath Warrier, Stefan Carpentier, sumit, Susana Sotelo Docio, TaalTik, Takahiro Shinkai, Tao Lin, Thai, Tiago F. Santos, thatkookooguy, Thierry Vignaud, Thomas Menari, Tugdual Kalvez, uma, Viljar, Vincent Maubert, Wolfgang Lenhard, Xesús González Rato, yeryry, Zdenko Podobný
Thanks to
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Syncro Soft for a free license of the oXygen XML editor
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ej-technologies for providing us with free licenses of their Java profiler
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Community for sponsoring our forum
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