------------Ninjawars repository-------------
The source code repository for the ninjawars.net web game.


For licensing information read or view the ./deploy/www/staff.php html file (Creative Commons License)

Talk about development on the forum at: 
http://ninjawars.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=Devel1

Ninjawars breakdown on ohloh:
https://www.ohloh.net/p/ninjawars


--Contributing--
You can make web commits on github.com, just search github for "ninjawars".  To contribute on github:
For simple contribution/collaboration:
-Find the file or code that you want to suggest a fix for, and make a comment with the fixed code, or just the ggeneral 
process to acheive the fix.

For more in-depth contribution/collaboration:
-Make an account on github & log in.
-Click the button on the ninjawars repository to create your own "fork" of the ninjawars code.
-Find any files you want to change and click the "edit" link to edit your version directly.
-When you're ready, send me a message or hit the "pull request" button on this ninjawars repository to request that your 
changes get pulled back in to the main ninjawars code.

For non-web-based contribution:
Download the ninjawars source code, change files, and send the changed text to me, I'll try to incorporate the changes 
appropriately.


Learning how to use the git app on your local machine is highly recommended for any programmer or webdesigner, though 
there's a high initial learning curve.  My recommendation in that area is to try setting up git-tortoise as a really 
simple solution to starting to harness git's power.
To get a sense of it, read git_developer_tools_urls.txt in the /docs/ folder, which will point the way towards git tools 
to download on windows and mac, as git is native to linux.

A git cheatsheet:
http://git.or.cz/gitwiki/GitCheatSheet

A guide to using git on windows:
http://nathanj.github.com/gitguide/

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