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Revision as of 16:51, 7 February 2013
SME Server Development
Welcome to the development of SME Server!
To provide SME Server a sustainable future the contribs.org community is formalising the future development of SME Server. Not just the next release, but all future releases. You're most welcome to join and contribute in whatever way you can for all skills are welcomed. Not just programmers, but also enthusiasts that can help out.
If you are not yet familiar with the SME Server Development we suggest to select the more detailed information link to the right. Or, If you are a regular visitor, you can jump straight to the current development cycle. Have fun!
Development roles
Various roles
Documentation writers
Skills
- Ability to write user documentation
- Ability to write technical documentation
- Ability to write administration manuals
Bughunters & Testers
Skills
Junior Programmer
Skills
- Linux knowledge
Normal Programmer
Skills
- Experienced Linux knowledge
Senior Programmer
Skills
- Excellent Linux knowledge
- Perl
- Bash
- Regular expressions
Development tools
Wiki
Bugzilla
CVS
RPM building
RPM patching
Development process
Generic explanation of the process
Current development cycle
Currently SME Server 9.0 is under development.
