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13	13	* **[[doc:Overview]]**
14	14	The overview section gives you an idea of how KIELER is structured and what parts there are. KIELER has grown quite big, so reading through the overview will help a great deal in finding your bearings around here.
15	15	* **The different component pages**
16		-We have taken care to divide KIELER into several components, which in turn are divided into several projects. This makes the KIELER project a litlte easier to understand, we hope. There's the [[doc:Layout]] component, the [[doc:Pragmatics]] component, the [[doc:Semantics]] component, and finally there's [[doc:Other Projects]].
	16	+We have taken care to divide KIELER into several components, which in turn are divided into several projects. This makes the KIELER project a litlte easier to understand, we hope. There is the [[doc:Layout]] component, the [[doc:Pragmatics]] component, the [[doc:Semantics]] component and finally there are [[doc:Other Projects]].
17	17	* **[[doc:Development]]**
18		-The development section has our guides on how to start as a new KIELER developer ([[doc:Getting Started]] is of particular interest; go read it!), some more guidelines, and generally acts as a documentation of our daily work, including [[doc:Meetings]].
	18	+The development section has our guides on how to start as a new KIELER developer ([[doc:Getting Started]] is of particular interest; go read it!), some more guidelines and generally acts as a documentation of our daily work, including [[doc:Meetings]].
19	19	* **[[doc:Administration]]**
20	20	The administration section contains documentation about the processes we use to manage KIELER.
21	21
22	22	== What Else is There? ==
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24		-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:
	24	+The KIELER project doesn't only have a Wiki – in fact, this is only a small part of what we use. Here is a list of other tools and pages you might be interested in looking at:
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26	26	* [[**The Group Pages**
27	27	>>url:http://informatik.uni-kiel.de/rtsys/kieler/||shape="rect"]]The pages of our research group have a section on KIELER, complete with download links, links to demo videos, and more.
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30	30	* **[[JIRA>>url:http://rtsys.informatik.uni-kiel.de/jira/||shape="rect"]]**
31	31	Our bug tracking system. We encourage all KIELER developers to use the bug tracking system extensively. You get lots of experience using real-world bug tracking systems on a big project, and we get a good overview of the status of the KIELER project.
32	32	* **Bamboo**
33		-Our build server. Whenever you push commits to the mainline [[Git>>doc:Using Git]] repository, Bamboo starts to compile it and run all the unit tests. If your changes break the build or the tests, you'll know it in a matter of 20 minutes.
	33	+Our build server. Whenever you push commits to the mainline [[Git>>doc:Using Git]] repository, Bamboo starts compiling it and runs all the unit tests. If your changes break the build or the tests, you will know it in a matter of 20 minutes.
34	34	* **[[FishEye>>url:http://rtsys.informatik.uni-kiel.de/fisheye/||shape="rect"]]**
35	35	Use FishEye to browse KIELER's mainline [[Git>>doc:Using Git]] repository.
36	36
37	37	== What's New Around Here? ==
38	38
39		-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.
	39	+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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