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Welcome to the aosd.net Community Wiki.

This wiki for the AOSD community exists to share information about tools, events, books, reference material, and all other topics related to AOSD. We are actively trying to grow our community, so please create an account and start contributing!

Technology

Applications of AOSD in the form of tools and practices.

Tools for Developers

This list is intended to include only those tools deemed to be appropriate for use by practioners in commercial products. Some of these tools are open source rather than commercial products. But the people posting tools on this list believe them to have a suitable combination of support, user community and quality that many organizations will find them suitable for production use.

Research Projects

This is intended to be a broad list of research projects developing AOSD technologies, techniques, methods, foundations etc.

Events

A listing of AOSD-related events of all sorts, of both industrial and academic interest.

Training and Consulting

A listing of training and consulting services offered in the AOSd area.

Catalogue of Useful Aspects

What aspects have you found particularly useful? What are the aspects you are employing in your applications?

Mailing Lists

Links to the AOSD.net mailing lists.

FAQ

Answers to questions that have recurred frequently on the mailing list and elsewhere.

Glossary

Evolving definitions of key AOSD concepts, and discussion of these definitions.

Guidelines for Contributing

We encourage the entire community to contribute relevant information about their work and AOSD-related activities they are involved in, and to keep it up to date on a continuous basis.

As you browse, you may notice that some pages are non-existent, empty, incomplete, or even incorrect. Please take this as an invitation to contribute, making the Wiki more valuable for everyone.

How to Edit a Wiki

A detailed description of how to edit can be found on the Help:Editing page. The markup language is simple to use. The easiest way to start editing is to read the source of existing pages and mimic what's already there.

The main thing to remember is that this is a Wiki and therefore whatever you type is subject to having others refute, edit, or remove.

You may only edit pages if you are logged in. Once you are logged in, you can make any changes you deem appropriate. However, please keep in mind our Disclaimer. Here is an interesting discussion on Wiki Design Principles.

You may create new pages by simply editing an existing page, adding a link to the new, non-existing page, saving the edit, and then browsing to the new page. You will then be given the chance to edit the page.