Rubberduck is a long-term project involving a ton of people, and that warmly welcomes anyone that wants to get involved, no matter what level. Contribute!
Contributors
Software & Libraries
Castle Windsor
The DI/IoC in Rubberduck is brought to you by the powerful Castle Windsor IoC container. Licensed under Apache 2.0.
ANTLR
As of v1.2, Rubberduck is empowered by the awesomeness of ANTLR. We’re not doing half of what we could be doing with this amazing tool. Try it, see for yourself!
AvalonEdit
Source code looks a lot better with syntax highlighting, and AvalonEdit excels at it. We’re currently only using it in preview boxes, but long-term we’ll undoubtedly end up using it for our own code panes.
EasyHook
Without the EasyHook library, many of our more advanced Unit Testing features would simply not be possible. This library really lives up to its name, and allows us to intercept and inspect traffic through VBE7.dll and other unmanged libraries. EasyHook is released under the MIT license.
WPF Localization Using RESX Files
This library makes localizing WPF applications at runtime using resx files a breeze. Thank you Grant Frisken! Licensed under The Code Project Open License with the author’s permission to re-release under the GPLv3.
Icons
We didn’t come up with these icons ourselves! Here’s who did what:
Fugue Icons
This beautiful suite of professional-grade icons packs over 3,570 icons (16×16). You name it, there’s an icon for that.
(C) 2012 Yusuke Kamiyamane. All rights reserved.
These icons are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.
If you can’t or don’t want to provide attribution, please purchase a royalty-free license.
SharpDevelop
Icons in the ./Resources/Custom
directory were created by (or modified using elements from) the SharpDevelop icon set licensed under the MIT license.