It looks like we missed the boat on this one but just in case you missed it everywhere else on the Internet, last Saturday [Matt Stack] introduced the world to a completely open source calculator.

We’re fond of open source things here. Whether it’s 3D printers, circuit modeling software, or a global network of satellite base stations, the more open it is the more it improves the world around us ...

Software king of the world, Microsoft, has open sourced its Windows calculator. The source code has been placed on GitHub, and Vole has said that it wants to work with contributors to improve the ...

The source code to the iconic Windows Calculator app is now available to view on GitHub, and I’m ridiculously excited. A bit strange, isn’t it, to be excited to get a poke into the grubby internals of ...

On March 6, 2019, Microsoft opened source " Windows calculator" which is standard in Windows 10 under MIT License and released the source code on GitHub. In addition, future development flow will be ...

Microsoft open sourced Windows Calculator earlier this year, which may not be as exciting as it would have been if the company had made Office or Windows open source projects. But it does mean that ...

Microsoft has open sourced its calculator app. It’s available on GitHub under an MIT License. While a calculator app might not be that exciting, the way Microsoft is turning a core product into an ...

Microsoft seems to have committed to open-source software over the past few years, letting the community contribute to things such as PowerShell and the old File Manager from Windows 3.0. But there's ...

Microsoft has open sourced the code for its Windows Calculator app, inviting developers to help improve the tool's user experience while at the same time learning about and possibly adopting its ...