How we work

The Empire-db project uses the following resources to maintain its code and coordinate development efforts:

GIT - Source code repository

The Empire-db source code is availabe from our GIT Repository

https://gitbox.apache.org/repos/asf/empire-db.git

... or from our Github mirror

https://github.com/apache/empire-db

JIRA - Ticketing system

For bug-reporting and issue tracking we use the JIRA ticketing system

https://issues.apache.org/jira/projects/EMPIREDB

Wiki-Page

Information about the project can also be found on our Wiki-Page

https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/empiredb

Mailing lists

In order to communicate with us, you many want to use one of the following mailing lists:

Type	Subscribe	Post a message
User	user-subscribe	user
Dev	dev-subscribe	dev-subscribe
Commits	commits-subscribe	[Browse archive]

Hint: In order to unsubscribe simply add an "un" before the "subscribe" i.e. "user-unsubscribe@empire-db.apache.org"

Who we are

We are a team of software enthusiasts who are voluntarily working on this project in order to Make this World a Better Place.
Currently the Empire-db project is maintained by the following Committers:

Rainer Döbele (Chair)
Benjamin Venditti
Dimitar Simeonov
Eike Kettner
Francis De Brabandere

Ivan Nemeth
Jan Glaubitz
Jörg Reiher
Martijn Dashorst
Ralf Eichinger

We want you!

Are you missing a feature in Empire-db? Ideas for improving Empire-db? Then why not giving something back to the community? Here are the first steps:

Create a JIRA ticket and let us know what problem is and what can be done about about it.
Fix the issue by extending Empire-db classes or modifying the source code
Send us your code by creating a GIT pull request on Github

As an Open-Source project we are relying on voluntary contributions from interested people. The Apache Empire-db project is actively seeking new contributors to work on all aspects of the project. We need and appreciate all contributions, including documentation help, source code development and feedback.