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Revision as of 02:39, 1 July 2007
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This page is intended to outline, and to provide links for, all the steps in creating an Activity. From initial concept to release and support.
Ideas
what else?
Design
- Link needed to collaborative, and constructionist, principles
- Link needed to overview of this unique hardware environment
what else?
Development
- Getting started programming
- There are various tutorials. We should make sure they all are linked in Getting_started_programming.
Then once you have some code written:
what else?
Release process
what else?
l10n
There isn't currently a l10n page targetted at developers. See:
- Python i18n
- Activity Translations
- Localization
- Resource links in Translating.
- Kuku/Localization Resource links at the bottom of Kuku.
wiki page
Create a wiki page, and add it to Activities. See examples in Activities. This step should not be taken before you have working code.
testing and review
The Activity review and testing process is still being developed. Ask on #olpc-content.
The testing process is still being developed. See:
what else?