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Mahara日本語ドキュメント/開発者エリア

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再作成中です - mits

このページにはデザイン、ポリシーおよび特定の機能ドキュメントを含む、一連の開発者ドキュメントを掲載しています。

このページはMaharaがどのように動作するのか理解したい人、Maharaの新しいコードまたはプラグインを開発したい人のためにあります。あなたのマハラをカスタマイズしたい場合 - 例) 言語/テーマの変更またはプラグインのインストール、カスタマイズセクションをご覧ください。

概要

  • Mahara development overview - explains how Mahara gets developed, who does it, and how people become Mahara developers
  • Mahara Architecture Introduction - this series of articles explains how Mahara fits together, where it's pluggable and why it's written the way it is.
  • Plugins - (soon to be) your one-stop-shop for information about developing plugins for Mahara
  • Language Packs - how to write a language pack for Mahara, and how to contribute it back
  • Wishlist - what documentation did you find missing and would like people to contribute?
  • User:Aaronw - Aaron's work-in-progress Developer Docs version 2

全体を把握してみる (Finding your way around)

セットアップ (Getting set up)

改善のために貢献する (Contributing improvements)

ディスカッションに参加する (Join in the discussion)

We have a discussion forum on mahara.org.

You can also find us in #mahara-dev on irc.freenode.net

If you have not got an IRC client or cannot connect with one, you can use the freenode web client.

議事録および開発チームノート (Meeting minutes & dev team notes)

APIドキュメンテーション

These pages describe specific Mahara APIs. Note: we're in the process of reorganizing our developer documentation, so not all API documentation pages will be present in this list. Please use the wiki's search feature if you don't find what you need here. Also, not all API's are documented. :(

有用なリソース

  • You can subscribe to the master branch on Launchpad to receive an email everytime a commit is made. There is also an RSS feed of commits if you prefer to receive information that way.
  • #mahara-dev on freenode (irc.freenode.org) is an IRC channel where the core developers discuss the development of Mahara. This channel is not for support of Mahara (use #mahara instead), but you can lurk and listen in on developer conversations - and even hear about the latest new features as they're added ;)