SVN is ready - DO NOT USE GITORIOUS

[Braids]

i nearly missed this because it was an edit!

Yeah, not quite sure where I stand since I'm new to the community. Took that line out since I felt "who am I to tell you guys what to do". But if you don't mind, then I'll jump in. Thanks for the help!

i'm especially interested in sections or steps that are missing. if you want to overhaul a large section, please open a discussion in the developer's corner first.

BTW is there an API for the flavor of BBCode markup used in CCGH?

API? do you mean a manual on how to format text using mediawiki syntax?

Yes, there is: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing

good find. i also like http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting especially.

[Chris H.]

A number of people have added to the forge wiki over the last year and it has really grown. There are still a few areas that are unfinished. The How to Get Started Developing and the Forge API SVars sections are a couple of good candidates.


This is the link to the forge wiki intro page:

http://www.slightlymagic.net/wiki/Forge

and this is the link to the forge wiki How to Get Started Developing page:

http://www.slightlymagic.net/wiki/Forge:How_to_Get_Started_Developing_Forge

[Braids]

. . .This is the link to the forge wiki intro page:
http://www.slightlymagic.net/wiki/MTG_Forge

that link is due to expire. the new one is http://www.slightlymagic.net/wiki/Forge

[Doublestrike]

There are still a few areas that are unfinished. The How to Get Started Developing ... good candidates.

Merciless editing has taken place. Did a big edit with all requested info and more (except for Team Perspective since current experience insufficient to describe). Big changes on the structure of the document, but the content remained unchanged (you'll recognize all of it).

Git-specific content commented at bottom. Followed previous styling. Added: SVN directions, Subclipse directions, user skill level pathways, helpful links, build instructions, quick build directions, portability options, installation testing methods, inter-wiki hyperlinks, etc.

http://www.slightlymagic.net/wiki/Forge:How_to_Get_Started_Developing_Forge

Posting the previous document below, for quick revert if needed. Hopefully the new structure allows new users to find what they're looking for quickly, and gives experienced users a framework to add/remove content as needed.

Future goals: Explore and document testing system for users who want to act as testers. Any suggestions on where to start?

[Chris H.]

Wow, nice work.

I will try to add some Mac specific info relating to installing java.


EDIT 1:

Added some additional info to Committing changes to the repository.

EDIT 2:

Added some Mac specific info relating to installing java.

[friarsol]

I like the Project Overview section. I had thought for a while that the Scripting API link should be higher up in the docs, but couldn't think of a way to fit it in there with how the old docs were structured.

[Sloth]

Hi. I'm back home after a three week vacation and like to join the SVN party. Can you give me commit status Chris?

[Chris H.]

Hi. I'm back home after a three week vacation and like to join the SVN party. Can you give me commit status Chris?

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It looks like someone beat me to it ... I see that you are already listed as a Approved Member.

[Sloth]

Hi. I'm back home after a three week vacation and like to join the SVN party. Can you give me commit status Chris?

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It looks like someone beat me to it ... I see that you are already listed as a Approved Member.

Oops. I should have checked properly.