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b-ber can be run on a personal computer or on a server. This user manual was written for both beginners who would like to author projects, as well as developers who like to contribute to the project. In addition, the repository includes further documentation and the code is heavily commented.
A demo project for all the build types can be downloaded TK here.
Issues should be reported at the b-ber project repository. Please use the template when creating a new issue. Issues should be tagged with the appropriately scoped label (b-ber/create, b-ber/theme, etc.) if it's clear where the issue originates. Other labels (bug, enhancement, etc.) should also be used when applicable.
Pull requests are welcome. If you plan to contribute to b-ber's development please send a notification to [email protected], so that we are aware of any contributions you plan on making. There is no explicit style-guide, but a style of coding that's consistent with the existing codebase should be maintained.
We ask people to respect the code of conduct which can be read here.