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* [https://community.kde.org Community]: it contains everything for your team work and the resources for the KDE community. (more on this in the [[#Community | Community chapter]] | * [https://community.kde.org Community]: it contains everything for your team work and the resources for the KDE community. (more on this in the [[#Community | Community chapter]] | ||
* [https://techbase.kde.org Techbase]: it contains the documentation, links and tutorial for your libraries. This is aimed for external developers that use your products. (more on this in the [[#Techbase |Techbase chapter]]) | * [https://techbase.kde.org Techbase]: it contains the documentation, links and tutorial for your libraries. This is aimed for external developers that use your products. (more on this in the [[#Techbase |Techbase chapter]]) | ||
* [https://userbase.kde.org Userbase]: it contains the user manuals. How to use your application? What does | * [https://userbase.kde.org Userbase]: it contains the user manuals. How to use your application? What does each button do? How to achieve a given operation? These are all questions to be answered there. | ||
== Community == | == Community == | ||
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=== Projects === | === Projects === | ||
; Structure | ; Structure | ||
Your project should have a page at https://community.kde.org/Your_Project_Name. This is the entry point | Your project should have a page at https://community.kde.org/Your_Project_Name. This is the entry point for your internal resources. All your pages should have the format https://community.kde.org/Your_Project_Name/XXX, with the depth you find relevant. | ||
We do not enforce any structure as you can see | We do not enforce any structure, as you can see from the examples below. | ||
; Content | ; Content | ||
You have to think about it as the resource for your fellow contributors. | You have to think about it as the resource for your fellow contributors. | ||
''What development environment do I need?'' or ''How do I compile | ''What development environment do I need?'' or ''How do I compile from source'' or ''What are the code guidelines'' or ''Which contact channel do I use to get started'' are all valid questions to be answered here. | ||
You can | You can add your schedules, your meeting minutes, the architecture of your program and everything you find relevant. Don't forget to use [[Infrastructure/Phabricator |Phabricator]] to organize your tasks and to-dos! | ||
; Examples | ; Examples | ||
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; What it is | ; What it is | ||
For instance, you wrote a library to deal with maps: you might want to write some tutorials | For instance, if you wrote a library to deal with maps: you might want to write some tutorials on how to link to the library, get in touch with other users of the library, find the tarballs, etc... | ||
Other examples would be Plasma, by describing how to write a plasmoid based on their tools, or Kirigami, describing how to get started with the kirigami libs. | |||
; What it is NOT | ; What it is NOT | ||
* | * Tutorials and general How-Tos in KDE are not supposed to be there => https://community.kde.org | ||
* Team work and bugs to fix are not supposed to be there => https://community.kde.org, https://phabricator.kde.org or https://bugs.kde.org | * Team work and bugs to fix are not supposed to be there => https://community.kde.org, https://phabricator.kde.org or https://bugs.kde.org | ||
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== Userbase == | == Userbase == | ||
https://userbase.kde.org contains your user documentation, the same that | https://userbase.kde.org contains your user documentation, the same one that would appear when the user asks for <code>About>Help</code>. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:07, 23 December 2018
At KDE we have 3 wikis:
- Community: it contains everything for your team work and the resources for the KDE community. (more on this in the Community chapter
- Techbase: it contains the documentation, links and tutorial for your libraries. This is aimed for external developers that use your products. (more on this in the Techbase chapter)
- Userbase: it contains the user manuals. How to use your application? What does each button do? How to achieve a given operation? These are all questions to be answered there.
Community
https://community.kde.org has two focuses:
- centralizing the KDE resources
- organizing the teamwork on your Project.
Community Resources
All the KDE resources are documented here.
If you are looking for (or want to add) a tutorial about general procedures in KDE, go under Guidelines and HOWTOs. You'll find useful information about our Infrastructure, Schedules and other ways to Get Involved
Projects
- Structure
Your project should have a page at https://community.kde.org/Your_Project_Name. This is the entry point for your internal resources. All your pages should have the format https://community.kde.org/Your_Project_Name/XXX, with the depth you find relevant. We do not enforce any structure, as you can see from the examples below.
- Content
You have to think about it as the resource for your fellow contributors. What development environment do I need? or How do I compile from source or What are the code guidelines or Which contact channel do I use to get started are all valid questions to be answered here.
You can add your schedules, your meeting minutes, the architecture of your program and everything you find relevant. Don't forget to use Phabricator to organize your tasks and to-dos!
- Examples
Techbase
https://techbase.kde.org is like Userbase but for external developers.
- What it is
For instance, if you wrote a library to deal with maps: you might want to write some tutorials on how to link to the library, get in touch with other users of the library, find the tarballs, etc...
Other examples would be Plasma, by describing how to write a plasmoid based on their tools, or Kirigami, describing how to get started with the kirigami libs.
- What it is NOT
- Tutorials and general How-Tos in KDE are not supposed to be there => https://community.kde.org
- Team work and bugs to fix are not supposed to be there => https://community.kde.org, https://phabricator.kde.org or https://bugs.kde.org
- Good Examples
Userbase
https://userbase.kde.org contains your user documentation, the same one that would appear when the user asks for About>Help.