This chapter provides guides for main development activities on Nuxeo source code.
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- Nuxeo Core Developer Guide
- Developer Environment Setup
- Installing Git
- Installing NodeJS and Related Tools
- Installing JDK and Related Tools
- Installing Dart and Related Tools
- Getting the Nuxeo Source Code
- Eclipse setup
- IntelliJ IDEA Setup
- Working with multiple versions of Nuxeo sources at the same time
- Development Tools and Process
- Quality Assurance and Continuous Integration
- Isolated Testing
- Jenkins duty
- Jenkins Job Configuration
- Jenkins Pipeline usage
- Jenkins plugins
- NXPointDoc Documentation tool
- Git Usage
- Mercurial Usage
- Maven Usage
- Code Quality with IDE Plugins
- Docker Usage
- Coding and Design Guidelines
- Copyright and License Headers
- Maven Coding Rules
- Code Review Guidelines
- Java Code Style
- Catching Exceptions
- Secure Coding
- Cross Site Scripting
- GWT compilation tuning
- Rules for Distributions
- JavaScript code style
- XML or XML-like files code style
- Writing tests working with dates
- What is Needed to Design a REST API
- README Template
- User Interface Guidelines
- Field, Variable and Parameter Value Enforcement
- Temporary Files
- Data and Configuration Changes between Nuxeo Versions
- Working on Nuxeo sources
- Compiling Nuxeo from sources
- Unit Testing
- How to Debug a Test Run with Maven
- Testing a Datasource
- Random tests
- Functional testing
- Selenium tests
- WebDriver Tests
- Embedding Nuxeo
- Supporting Hot Reload
- Hot Reloading XHTML templates
- Creating Your Own Distribution
- Generating Packages and Installers
- Generating documentation
- Releasing