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== Treść ==
== Treść ==


Below are the three main entry points to the documentation, for the three broad categories of FreeCAD users:
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* [[User_hub|For users]]: How to use FreeCAD
* [[User_hub|Users hub]]: For normal users, explains how to use the FreeCAD application and the contents of the different workbenches
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* [[Power_users_hub|For power users]]: How to use python scripting
* [[Power_users_hub|Power users hub]]: For advanced users, explains how to use macros and python scripting to enhance your workflow
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* [[Developer_hub|For developers]]: How to code modules in C++
* [[Developer_hub|Developers hub]]: For developers, explains how to write code for the FreeCAD application, extend it or use it in your own applications
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== Manual ==
== Manual ==


The FreeCAD manual is another, more linear way to present the articles contained in this wiki. It forms the backbone of the offline documentation shipped with the FreeCAD application. It is already available in several languages:
The FreeCAD manual is a work-in-progress community effort to provide state-of-the-art documentation about using FreeCAD, and is already available in several languages. It still lacks much information, so feel free to join and [[Help FreeCAD|contribute]]!
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Revision as of 22:23, 16 August 2013

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Treść

Below are the three main entry points to the documentation, for the three broad categories of FreeCAD users:

  • Users hub: For normal users, explains how to use the FreeCAD application and the contents of the different workbenches
  • Power users hub: For advanced users, explains how to use macros and python scripting to enhance your workflow
  • Developers hub: For developers, explains how to write code for the FreeCAD application, extend it or use it in your own applications

Manual

The FreeCAD manual is another, more linear way to present the articles contained in this wiki. It forms the backbone of the offline documentation shipped with the FreeCAD application. It is already available in several languages:

Get involved

How to participate

There is plenty to do inside the FreeCAD project, if you are interested in helping us. There are programming tasks, for C++ or python programmers, but there are also many things you can do even if you cannot code, such as writing documentation, helping newcomers, translating the application and documentation, help packaging the latest release of FreeCAD for your favourite operating system, or simply help other people to discover FreeCAD around you. The help FreeCAD page describes it all with more details.

Source code

FreeCAD can be compiled using cMake or autotools, the git link is git://free-cad.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/free-cad/free-cad and there are build instructions for Windows, Unix/Linux and MacOSX.

About the development

Check the Development roadmap for news about what is being planned, the Changelog and Roadmap mantis pages to see the progresses towards next release, or the Project statistics for even more information about the FreeCAD codebase. All the development communication happens on the forum, so be sure to visit it if you are interested in participating.