Kelly McNeill writes “The Safari team is proud to announce that we are making significant changes in the way we operate, and these changes start today,” David Hyatt, an Apple engineer on the Safari project, wrote in his blog on Tuesday. “Going forward we will be engaging actively with the community. Find us on IRC and on the mailing list, jump in, and get involved!” With the new site, Apple is addressing several complaints from KHTML coders about the lack of transparency in Safari development. Apple launched a CVS (Concurrent Versions System) repository that includes histories of Safari’s WebCore browsing framework and JavaScriptCore scripting framework, letting volunteers examine code that was previously withheld from them.”
Link: news.zdnet.com
