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-**Welcome to the KIELER project's Wiki!** |
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We use the Wiki to document the project, its different components, the processes we use to manage it, and whatever else needs documenting. As a KIELER developer, please feel free to add content to the Wiki. If you're unsure about where to add the content to, just ask one of the senior developers – they'll be happy to help. |
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-= Where Can I Download KIELER? = |
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+== Where Can I Download KIELER? == |
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If you're not here for the Wiki, but just want to download KIELER straight away, please visit [[KIELER's downloads page>>url:http://www.informatik.uni-kiel.de/rtsys/kieler/downloads/||shape="rect"]]. |
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We have quite a bit of stuff in this Wiki, so you might wonder where to find things. We have a few areas that might be of interest: |
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* **[[doc:Administration]]** |
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The administration section contains documentation about the processes we use to manage KIELER. |
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The KIELER project doesn't only have a Wiki – in fact, this is only a small part of what we use. Here's a list of other tools and pages you might be interested in looking at: |
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* **[[FishEye>>url:http://rtsys.informatik.uni-kiel.de/fisheye/||shape="rect"]]** |
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Use FishEye to browse KIELER's mainline [[Git>>doc:Using Git]] repository. |
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Our Wiki software can show you a list of recent changes to the Wiki. To keep track of what's happening at the KIELER project in general, use JIRA's activity stream widget on its Dashboard. It will show a summary of what people have done, including changes to the Wiki, failed and succeeded builds, pushed commits, and more. |
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