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<h2>[[:Category:Coding guidelines|Guidelines]]</h2> | |||
* [[How_to_create_a_patch|Creating patches]] | * [[How_to_create_a_patch|Creating patches]] | ||
* [[Coding|Coding guidelines]] | * [[Coding|Coding guidelines]] | ||
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<h2>Plugin development</h2> | |||
* [[Blocks]] | * [[Blocks]] | ||
* [[Modules]] | * [[Modules]] | ||
* [[Authentication plugins]] | * [[Authentication plugins]] | ||
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<h2>[[:Category:Themes|Theme development]]</h2> | |||
* [[Themes 2.0]] | * [[Themes 2.0]] | ||
* [[Themes_2.0_creating_your_first_theme|Theme creation]] | * [[Themes_2.0_creating_your_first_theme|Theme creation]] | ||
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<h2>Interfaces</h2> | |||
* [[Database Schema|Database schema]] | * [[Database Schema|Database schema]] | ||
* [[lib/formslib.php_Form_Definition|Form definition]] | * [[lib/formslib.php_Form_Definition|Form definition]] | ||
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<h2>[[:Category:Developer tools|Developer tools]]</h2> | |||
* [[Setting up Eclipse]] | * [[Setting up Eclipse]] | ||
* [[Setting up Netbeans]] | * [[Setting up Netbeans]] | ||
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<h2>[[:Category:Project|Projects]]</h2> | |||
* [[Mobile app]] | * [[Mobile app]] | ||
* [[Question Engine 2]] | * [[Question Engine 2]] | ||
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* [[Releases]] | * [[Releases]] | ||
* [[Roadmap]] | * [[Roadmap]] |
Revision as of 08:46, 2 November 2011
Welcome to the Developer Documentation. These Developer Docs are aimed at developers who work with Moodle code, plugins and themes. If you manage a Moodle site, or if you teach using Moodle, try the User docs.