Thanks!

There are various ways to contribute to the project, the most valuable being to actually use it. When using it you'll most likely find things that could be better, so think about:

• Submit Bug Reports
• Propose Improvements & Ideas
• Discuss it in the Forum
• Blog about it, help to make it better known
• Join the team and work directly on the code base

My motivation is based on the programming challenge and the interesting topic, not on financial expectations. Nevertheless, if you find it useful, if it saves you a lot of time, please consider a small donations (e.g. in Swiss Francs, Euro or US$). Thanks! 

Join the Math.NET team

Welcome! Please contact me.

How the project is organized

We manage the project source code in a local subversion repository. A build server automatically builds and examines the projects when someone commits changed code to the repository, and detailed reports are generated (Continuous Integration). Therefore, if you break the build you notice it immediately. Every code change should be documented in the issue tracker, thus it also represents who is working on what ("in progress"-tags), what was changed and what is on the todo list.

Tools and libraries we use

• .Net Framework 2.0, C# 2.0
• Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 (IDE)
• Subversion (Sourcecode Version Control Repository)
• MSBuild (building the projects and running the fitness checks)
• NAnt (build tool; is partially replaced with MSBuild)
• Countersoft Gemini (Issue Tracker)
• ThoughtWorks CruiseControl.NET (Continuous Integration Server)
• NUnit (Unit Tests)
• NCover (Coverage Analysis for the Unit Tests)
• FxCop (Design Rule Check)
• Simian (Similarity Analyser)
• Netron (Diagramming Library)
• C5 (Generic Collection Library)