Revision as of 11:44, 20 March 2009

Getting around the fish

You may want to move back and forth between the various Eclipse Project pages and the Swordfish project and WIKI pages. Here are a few tips:

How to get to the full list of all Eclipse project pages: List of all Eclipse projects.

How to get back to the Eclipse Swordfish Project Summary Page: Swordfish Project Summary Page

It is the entry point to the project. This page contains mostly information about the project organization, its roadmap and project time-lines.

The Architecture page contains sketches and conceptual information on the Swordfish Run-time Framework Project and its components.

For more information on the features planned for the Galileo release:
- See Swordfish Product Backlog for the list of features.
- See the Swordfish Sprint Planning page for sprint timelines and realization state of features.
- All source code which is produced for swordfish should comply with common definition of done
- We have defined generic feature completeness criteria.

Here are a list of projects and technologies which are used (could be interesting) in combination with Swordfish / Swordfish tooling

The user documentation that is currently available can be found here: User Documentation

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-== Project rules ==
-Have a look at [[Swordfish:ProjectRules | project rules]] to understand how we work.
-== Blogs ==
-Sniff into the [http://dev.eclipse.org/blogs/swordfish/ Swordfish Blog] to find out what's cooking.