- Git workflow How Git is used for Exponential - main as the one development line, branches and pull requests squashed and rebased while open, merge commits, no history rewriting after a merge, commit subjects with Added, Updated…
- Contributing upstream How an engineer sends a change to the Exponential kernel or one of its extensions - forking and branching, the checks to run first, the copyright assignment (CLA) required for kernel contributions and what it means…
- Documentation as code How Exponential treats its documentation like code - Markdown files in doc/ versioned with the kernel, served by the help system inside the administration, front matter that drives audiences and search, a link and image…
- Software engineer FAQ Short answers to the questions software engineers ask first about Exponential - language and versions, frameworks and PSRs, ORM and migrations, databases, servers, statics, caches, tests, releases, security reports…
- Glossary for software engineers The Exponential terms a software engineer meets, from audit trail and baseline to zygote, each defined in one or two sentences with the page that explains it, and mapped to the nearest term of other frameworks where one…
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