Developer Documentation

This documentation is intended for developers and other members of the project so they can keep track of the project's progress and find out informatioon they need to work.

Project Management

ProjectStatus

The big picture status of the project.

MilestoneReleasePlan

How we plan to release the software. Don't hold us to it though, as we're all volunteers.

WorkBacklog

An overview of the stuff we still need to work out to meet the next milestone (and others).

SoftwareWorkproducts

The "aggregate components" that make up the next milestone. These correspond to different components in the ObveRsive system.

Software Configuration Management

SoftwareConfigurationManagementPlan

The detailed description of how the current milsetone will be configured to produce the final product.

SoftwareConfigurationManagementStatus

The current status of the latest build. This should be automated.

PendingSoftwareWorkproducts

The list of SoftwareWorkproducts, and how much of them have been completed for the milestone. The completion rate is usually a percentage based on the completion level of the AllocatedRequirements described by the SoftwareWorkproducts.

Developer Documentation

GettingStarted

A document for new developers who are interested in working on Obversive. It basically gives you a quick introduction to getting Obversive to build on your system.

ThingsToKnow

After you get through the GettingStarted document, you should read this for things the current developers think you should know.

ContributingToObversive

This is our guideline for how to contribute to the project. Nothing major, just things that help us organize our resources and such.

BranchingAndMerging

How we manage branching and merging in the project. This is essential reading for working on the project, so make sure you know the rules.

ActionAuthoring

How to write your own Actions for Obversive. This describes the fileformats used and things to keep in mind in developing Actions.

Development Team Pages

ZedShaw

The guy who coordinates all the stuff with the others.

ThomasFriedrichsmeier

A C++-coder.

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