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== Installing a version control ==
== Installing a version control ==
SVN ([[wikipedia:Apache Subversion|Subversion]]) will allow you to keep your Joomla! code up to date with the latest changes, to test patches and to participate in bug squashing.
Details on how to work with the JoomlaCode repository are located on the [http://developer.joomla.org/code.html Joomla! Developers] site.
* [[Working with git and github/My first pull request]] - The way of the current Joomla! code base.
* [[Working with git and github/My first pull request]] - The way of the current Joomla! code base.
* [[Installing Subverson on Eclipse for Joomla! development]] - The old way of the Joomla! code base.
* [[Tortoise SVN|Installing and using Tortoise SVN]]
* [http://developer.joomla.org/gsoc2008/16-overall-project/99-joomlacode-svn-with-easyeclipse.html Video tutorial (Nur Aini Rakhmawati)] on using JoomlaCode SVN with [http://www.easyeclipse.org/site/distributions/php.html EasyEclipse] (Linux, OS X and Windows).


== Related ==
== Related ==

Revision as of 20:50, 18 August 2018

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It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Setting up your workstation for Joomla! development. (Discuss). Proposed since 15 Sep 2013.

This is a trial to better structure all the wiki pages around developing on and with joomla. Such as:

Installing a web server

Installing a typical web server environment is very easy with following AMP-packages (Apache, MySQL, PHP).

If you want use XDebug for debuggin, you'll need to tune php settings

Installing an IDE / Editor (and debugging)

Debugging specifics

Installing a version control

Related

Help is appreciated finding related pages and making these pages less redundant.