The Jinzora SVN Repository contains the latest untested 'bleeding edge' Jinzora source code.

About SVN

Subversion or 'SVN' helps our developers in collaborating from different locations in the world. Once a developer has made changes, he commits his code to the SVN Repository. SVN not only stores the changed code/files, but also stores additional metadata about this latest revision, including a log message, stating the changes that were made.

Commits

Every code commit gets a revision number that uniquely identifies the commit. One commit (or revision) can contain multiple new or changed files.

Releases

Every once in a while, we stop development and test the SVN code. If the code is found to be stable we release a new version of Jinzora. If you need a stable version for use on a production server, try the Jinzora Releases page. However, if you want to check what our developers are creating, want to help in beta testing, or just like to live on the edge, downloading an unstable version from SVN is the way to go.

OpenDevelopment

In 2008 we've started Jinzora OpenDevelopment to allow developers that aren't part of the Jinzora team to contribute code to the Jinzora code base. We now have two SVN Repositories: The 'classic' Jinzora SVN that is checked and tested by Jinzora Team members and the Jinzora OpenDevelopment SVN that is open to all developers.

You can download from both repositories, Snapshots are available from the 'Downloads' section, while manual checkout is described here.