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| CVS (Concurrent Versioning
System) |
Developers only work & test with their local version.
Here is the cycle of what a typical open source developer does...
- check out project from the CVS
server
- work with his local version
- update changes from the CVS server
- solve the conflict, if any
- once the conflict is solved
- if he has CVS write access, COMMIT it to the CVS server
- if not, provide patches through the project mailing-list
- DONE
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| posted at 5:00PM
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| Project Mailing-List |
The project
mailing-list is our primary medium of communication.
Developers subscribe to the project mailing-list to take part into
the discussion of the software development.
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| posted at 5:00PM
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| CVS Write Access |
How to get CVS Write Access ??
- participate actively in the project mailing-list
- contribute some code through the project mailing-list
- if the code is healthy, we will consider to grant you the CVS
Write Acess
- CONTINUE to participate actively
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| posted at 5:00PM
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| Developer's Skillset |
What kind of skillset does a new developer need to have ??
We all have different skill level & maybe we want to learn different
things & progress differently in this project, am i right?
Everyone can contribute to the different portion of the project. Maybe
someone who is not strong in the J2EE & not even in JSP & Servlet,
he can start with HTML, graphics, JavaScript, JSP and Servlet. Someone
may start from Struts. Some others may want to tackle the EJB & Hibernate
portion.
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| posted at 5:00PM
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