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== Babel Team Development Strategy == | == Babel Team Development Strategy == | ||
=== Prioritizing Strategy === | === Prioritizing Strategy === | ||
| + | The Babel team's strategy to processing bugs and feature requests is (in order): | ||
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| + | # Bugs that cause incorrect translations to be saved or prevent people from enter translations | ||
| + | # Finishing the version zero issues (deployment, documentation) | ||
| + | # Bugs preventing project teams from adding their projects to Babel | ||
| + | # Server performance issues | ||
| + | # Bugs preventing users from consuming the output of Babel | ||
| + | # New features | ||
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== Setting up a Development Environment == | == Setting up a Development Environment == | ||
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| + | The Babel server environment is a typical LAMP environment. Apache 2.x, PHP 5.x, MySQL 5.x and a CVS client are likely the only prerequisites. | ||
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| + | Steps to setting up a Babel Development Environment on Linux: | ||
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== Submitting code patches == | == Submitting code patches == | ||
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== Release process == | == Release process == | ||
Revision as of 16:57, 31 January 2008
Contents
Babel Team Development Strategy
Prioritizing Strategy
The Babel team's strategy to processing bugs and feature requests is (in order):
- Bugs that cause incorrect translations to be saved or prevent people from enter translations
- Finishing the version zero issues (deployment, documentation)
- Bugs preventing project teams from adding their projects to Babel
- Server performance issues
- Bugs preventing users from consuming the output of Babel
- New features
Setting up a Development Environment
The Babel server environment is a typical LAMP environment. Apache 2.x, PHP 5.x, MySQL 5.x and a CVS client are likely the only prerequisites.
Steps to setting up a Babel Development Environment on Linux: