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NUnitForms | NUnitForms | ||
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|Version Control || | |Version Control || Git | ||
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|Build System || NAnt | |Build System || NAnt | ||
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|Continuous Integration Server || | |Continuous Integration Server || LightBuildServer (LBS) | ||
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|Translations || | |Translations || Weblate | ||
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|Relational Database Systems || PostgreSQL | |Relational Database Systems || PostgreSQL | ||
MySQL | MySQL | ||
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|Execution of .NET Assemblies on Non-Windows Operating Systems || mono Project | |Execution of .NET Assemblies on Non-Windows Operating Systems || mono Project | ||
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|Editor (esp. for Text, XML, YAML Files) || Notepad++ | |Editor (esp. for Text, XML, YAML Files) || Notepad++ | ||
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|Diagrams || dia | |Diagrams || dia | ||
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([[Software tools for Developers#Tools for Generating Documentation|see below]]) | ([[Software tools for Developers#Tools for Generating Documentation|see below]]) | ||
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|Bug Tracking || | |Bug Tracking || Github Issues | ||
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|Forums || | |Forums || Flarum | ||
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|Wiki || MediaWiki | |Wiki || MediaWiki | ||
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|Website CMS || WordPress (hosted on our own server) + custom layout + | |Website CMS || WordPress (hosted on our own server) + custom layout + wpGlobus | ||
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==Other Supported IDE's (Integrated Development Environments)== | ==Other Supported IDE's (Integrated Development Environments)== | ||
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'''This gives the developer a choice between the following IDE's for developing OpenPetra:''' | '''This gives the developer a choice between the following IDE's for developing OpenPetra:''' | ||
* SharpDevelop (open source, | * SharpDevelop (open source, version 4) | ||
* MonoDevelop (open source, experimental at this stage) | * MonoDevelop (open source, experimental at this stage) | ||
* Visual Studio (Express [=free] and full [=commercial] editions) | * Visual Studio (Express [=free] and full [=commercial] editions) | ||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* [[Notes about MySQL]] | * [[Notes about MySQL]] | ||
* [[Notes about PostgreSQL]] | * [[Notes about PostgreSQL]] | ||
* [[Notes about NAnt]] | * [[Notes about NAnt]] | ||
* [[Notes about I18N]] (gettext) | * [[Notes about I18N]] (gettext) | ||
Latest revision as of 19:45, 3 October 2021
Open Source Tools we are using within openPETRA
| IDE (Integrated Development Environment) | SharpDevelop (other IDE's are supported!) |
| File Comparison, File Merge | WinMerge
KDiff3 |
| Unit Testing | NUnit
NUnitForms |
| Version Control | Git |
| Build System | NAnt |
| Continuous Integration Server | LightBuildServer (LBS) |
| Translations | Weblate |
| Relational Database Systems | PostgreSQL
MySQL |
| Execution of .NET Assemblies on Non-Windows Operating Systems | mono Project |
| Editor (esp. for Text, XML, YAML Files) | Notepad++ |
| Diagrams | dia |
| Automated Creation of Documentation | doxygen
sql2diagram, SchemaSpy |
| Bug Tracking | Github Issues |
| Forums | Flarum |
| Wiki | MediaWiki |
| Website CMS | WordPress (hosted on our own server) + custom layout + wpGlobus |
Other Supported IDE's (Integrated Development Environments)
The Project and Solution files for OpenPetra are not created by hand - we use a Project and Solution generator tool for that task. One of the advantages of using this is that it can create Project and Solution files for various IDE's.
This gives the developer a choice between the following IDE's for developing OpenPetra:
- SharpDevelop (open source, version 4)
- MonoDevelop (open source, experimental at this stage)
- Visual Studio (Express [=free] and full [=commercial] editions)
Tools Used for Generating Documentation
- We are using Doxygen for source code documentation (API documentation)
- We are using sql2diagram and SchemaSpy for database schema documentation (textual and diagrams)