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Aaron (Qilong) edited this page May 10, 2018
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Welcome to the Dynamo wiki!
What is this wiki for?
This wiki is for learning about development using the Dynamo API, supporting libraries and tools.
What is this wiki not for?
This wiki is not for talking about user issues, questions, or complaints. Checkout the Dynamo website and the Dynamo forum.
Looking for help with using the Dynamo application? Try dynamobim.org.
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- Home
- Add Icons for a Zero Touch Assembly or NodeModel assembly
- Adding or Updating Built In Library Icons
- API Changes
- Building a Package for Dynamo in Visual Studio
- Choosing a Pull Request Template
- Coding Standards
- Concepts, Definitions and Terminology
- Creating Icons for Custom Nodes
- Daylight Analysis for Dynamo
- Developing with Dynamo FAQ
- Documentation on CBNLanguageComparisonTests
- Dynamo 2.0
- Dynamo 2.0 Language Changes
- Dynamo 2.0 Language Changes Explained
- Dynamo Command Line Interface
- Dynamo FAQ
- Dynamo Installers (Obsoleted)
- Dynamo Mesh Toolkit
- Dynamo Node Changes
- Dynamo on Linux, Mac
- Dynamo on Travis CI
- Dynamo Package Organization and Migration
- Dynamo Package Testing With the Revit Test Framework (RTF)
- Dynamo Public Roadmap
- Dynamo Versions
- Dynamo Visualization
- Dynamo Wiki
- Efficiently Working With Large Data Sets In Dynamo
- Feature Pull Request Template
- Getting Started with Dynamo Development
- How To Create Your Own Nodes
- How to Utilize Dynamo Builds
- How To Write Error Messages
- Incremental Pull Request Template
- Integrate localized resource files
- Integration Guide
- ITransformable Interface
- Known Issues
- Load A Custom Icon for a Node
- Load icon for class button
- Loading icons(example Operator)
- Localization best practices for Dynamo developers
- Major Change Pull Request Template
- Migration of ProtoInterface To DynamoServices
- Naming Standards
- Other PR Template
- Prepare for a new release
- Python 0.6.3 to 0.7.x Migration
- Python FAQ
- Release Notes
- Release Notes Archive
- Replication and Replication Guide Part 1
- Replication and Replication Guide Part 2
- Replication and Replication Guide Part 3
- Setting up a shared location for Packages in an Office
- Signing and Uploading Installers
- Solar Analysis For Dynamo
- Testing expectations
- Testing the Package Manager Server
- Thornton Tomasetti Energy Analysis for Dynamo
- Update Packages from 1.3 to 2.0
- Use the NUnitCI
- Warnings
- Writing Unit Test Libraries for Dynamo
- Writing usable error messages
- Zero Touch Plugin Development
Releases
Roadmap
Contributing
- How to contribute to Dynamo
- Choosing A Pull Request Template
- Coding standards
- Naming standards
- Testing expectations
- Prepare for a new release
How To
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Organize and Migrate Packaged Nodes in the Dynamo Library
Zero Touch Node
- Write a Library with ZeroTouch
- Write unit tests for your Dynamo library
- Add Icons for a Zero Touch Assembly
- Migration of ProtoInterface to DynamoServices
NodeModel Nodes
Dynamo Internals
- Dynamo 2.0 Language Changes Explained
- How Replication and Replication Guide work: Part 1
- How Replication and Replication Guide work: Part 2
- How Replication and Replication Guide work: Part 3