[Na-mic-project-week] putting code in the namic sandbox... please read

[Tina Kapur]

Dear Project Week attendees,

Some of you have asked about the "rules" around putting your code in the 
NA-MIC sandbox.  Here goes: if you want help on your project during 
project week, your code must be in a repository that your "helpers" can 
have write access to.  The NA-MIC sandbox is such a repository that 
works well for many of our experts.  However, if your code is in another 
open repository, that's fine too, and you just need to ensure that the 
rest of your team can access it.  If you are in the market for a 
repository, please note that we are moving in the direction of git (from 
svn) and there are some free hosting sites (github, gitorious) that 
Steve Pieper will talk about more during project week.

Again, if you have any questions about the project week, please call in 
tomorrow (Thursday) at 3pm ET:
Teleconference number: 800-728-9607 (or 913-904-9873)
Participant code: 6815251#

You are also welcome to put your question(s) on the agenda for the call 
wiki page, and we will put the response there as well:

http://wiki.na-mic.org/Wiki/index.php/Engineering:TCON_2010#2010-06-17


-Tina

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Tina Kapur, Ph.D.
Executive Director
Image Guided Therapy Program
Department of Radiology
Brigham and Women's Hospital
75 Francis Street, Boston MA 02115