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MediaWiki Help

Help:Contents - Public domain help pages (in development). Help:FAQ - Frequently asked questions Project:Support desk - A place to ask questions (though there are quicker sources of help available, see below).

Sysadmin Help

Download MediaWiki Installation help Manual:Configuration settings - Available settings for configuring MediaWiki. Manual:Image Administration - Some word to image/file settings and storage. Category:Extensions - incomplete collection of extensions; and Extension Matrix, even more incomplete, but more detailed. Help:FAQ - Frequently asked questions Project:Support desk - A place to ask questions

Current version 1.41.1 – 2024-03-28 1.40.3 – 2024-03-28 1.39.7 – 2024-03-28 Download

Netizen

Real Name: J. D. Redding
Nickname: Reddi (Slang: ready)
Location: (39 º 06’ 94 º 35’)
KC - Ks - USA - NA - Terra - Sol
Marital Status: Long-term Relationship
Gender: Male
Education / work history: Kansan historian and information technician

Developer resources

• BugZilla - Bug tracker for MediaWiki and issues with Wikimedia projects (sometimes referred to as MediaZilla)
• Subversion browser - Web-based viewer for the MediaWiki source code
• Code documentation - Machine-generated documentation on the classes and other functions used in MediaWiki
• SourceForge project - Used to host distribution files
• MediaWiki roadmap - planned features for forthcoming releases. Guidelines only, and subject to change.
• Manual:Technical reference - Technical reference for the MediaWiki software (under development)
• Commit access - How to commit to the MediaWiki code repository, and what you need to do to be granted permission to do so.
• Internationalisation - Technical description of MediaWiki's I18N / internationalization system.
• meta:Category:MediaWiki Development
• Category:Extensions - a (very incomplete) list of existing extensions, and Extension Matrix, even more incomplete, but more detailed.
• Manual:MediaWiki hooks - software hooks that can be used in extension writing.
• #mediawiki - the IRC channel.
• wikitech-l, the MediaWiki developers mailing list.