Subversion is the source code repository of the xQuiD project. As in all open-source projects, xQuiD source code can be downloaded and used without any restrictions. Committers can also make changes to add new features or to improve the project overall performance.
Most project development revolves around "bugs" or "tickets". All bugs that are found are logged in bug tracker and subsequently assigned to developers and milestones in which they'll be fixed. This process helps us ensure that the right things are getting fixed, and the quality of the bug report often determines how quickly the issue will get corrected. If you think you've found a new bug in the system, we encourage you to file a bug report on it.
The project wiki contains all the project documentation, created by the project team and mantained and evolved by the community. Through the wiki you can not only learn how to use xQuiD but also improve the documentation if you are a community contributor. A first level index of this documentation can be found in the documentation section.
The forum is the place to discuss new features and to get or give community support on how to use and extend xQuiD. Complementing the project Wiki, the forums are the easiest place to get started. Certain forums are restricted to developers so, to participate in these forums, you have to be registered in our community.
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