Evergreen and OpenSRF development

This is the start of the dev: namespace.

• Known sources and branches of Evergreen code
• Wish list of documentation needed for new developers

Potential replacement of Launchpad in 2017

• Process for adding a new core committer

• Procedures and conventions for contributing to the Evergreen project

Dan Scott has been working on an excellent developer's tutorial, located here: http://evergreen-ils.org/~denials/

• Dev Glossary
• draft code formatting standards

Semi-regular developer meetings have been taking place on IRC. See meetings for agendas, minutes.

OpenSRF:

• OpenSRF Roadmap
• user_s_guide
• primer
• http://evergreen-ils.org/blog/?p=21
• http://evergreen-ils.org/blog/?p=36

Many developers find it necessary to automate the process of building and installing the Evergreen server (and its dependencies). Some of them have shared their work, and you are invited to make your own contributions. These efforts could possibly be used as a basis for creating a cleaner Evergreen server installer using systems such as cfengine, Chef or Puppet.

Evergreen is on a time-based release schedule, with two major releases planner per year in March and September.

• Evergreen release schedule and End of Life Policy.
• Evergreen versioning scheme

• XUL School Tutorial
• Tuning A PostgreSQL Server