New! Please check out our New Developer's Guide, which contains all the information you'll need to get started as a developer.
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Whether you're a new developer or have been working on OpenMRS for a long time, keep an eye on this page for reference and "how-to" information about writing code for the OpenMRS platform. |
Where to Get Started
- Different Types of OpenMRS Developers
- Getting Started as a Developer
- Developer tools:
- JIRA - tickets and bug reports
- projects - a place to look, along with our active intro tickets, for where you can help.
- Maven
- Code Repository
- Code Review
- Communication: weekly University, Design, and Developer meetings or IRC
- Community Citizenship: Coding Conventions / Code of Conduct / Subversion Code of Conduct
Documentation
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Getting Started as a DeveloperNew to OpenMRS development? See our Get Started as a Developer page for step-by-step instructions along with useful links and references for people who are getting started. While there are different types of OpenMRS developers, when someone is new the OpenMRS development we suggest they start on our "Getting Started as a Developer" page. |
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Documentation
Read about the API on the wiki
Read the API Javadocs:Trunk javadocs: http://api.openmrs.org- 1.8.x javadocs: http://resources.openmrs.org/doc-1.8
- 1.7.x javadocs: http://resources.openmrs.org/doc-1.7
- 1.6.x javadocs: http://resources.openmrs.org/doc-1.6
You may find some helpful information in the
Training
Writing Code
- Repository
Find available community priority and "intro" tickets listed on the Getting Started as a Developer
Submit your code in the form of
GithubGit hub pull requests (see Using Git)