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| Developers are invited to use the source code of the DWB to set up their own software applications, e. g. for domain-specific purposes. They might also use the DWB code repository to archive their code.
| | siehe unter http://diversityworkbench.net/Portal/Recommendations_for_developers |
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| First, we recommend to study the DWB terminology and programming philosophy in several steps:
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| 1. Have a look on the ER models published under ****
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| 2. Install 3-4 of the databases and clients on your PC or MS Server, e. g. DiversityAgents, DiversityProjects, DiversityCollection and DiversityDescriptions - local on your PC. You need e. g., MS Windows 7 (with .Net already included), 2012 SQL Server Developer and Visual Studio Professional 2013. It you work on a university the licences costs you around 100 Euro.
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| 3. Contact the SNSB IT Center to get an account for a DWB training environment with test data.
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| 4. Participate in a DWB Workshop **** (currently only in German).
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| 5. Have a look in the SVN code repository and download http://svn.snsb.info/repos/DiversityWorkbench/trunk/, e. g. the .B. die Verzeichnisse DiversityWorkbench and DiversityAgents as template for theprogramming.
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| 6. Stay in contact with the developer team in Munich for support in DWB philosophy, terms, name space and conventions
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