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Team

Onboarding Checklist
Team Culture and Conduct Standards
Tools and external resources
Focus Friday
Meeting Free Weeks
Empowerment of DM team members
Data Release Production

Communications

Slack Culture
Configuring your GitHub username in your Slack profile
Request for comments (RFC)
Request for discussion (RFD)
Policy on DM Confluence Use
Mailing lists
Attending and Presenting at Conferences
Providing Support to the Community
DM Calendars

Project docs

Writing change-controlled documentation
Publishing Papers and Proceedings
Technotes for Stand-Alone Technical Documentation
Test Documentation

Work

DM Development Workflow with Git, GitHub, JIRA and Jenkins
Backporting Tickets to a Release Branch
Project Planning for Software Development
JIRA Agile Usage
JIRA Work Management Recipes

Code Style Guides

Introduction to DM’s Code Style Guides
Software Unit Test Policy

C++

DM C++ Style Guide
Documenting C++ Code
Using clang-format for LSST Development
Unit-Testing Private C++ Functions
Using C++ Templates
Using Boost
Using Eigen
C++ performance profiling
Creating a compilation database

Python

DM Python Style Guide
Formatting Python Code Automatically
Python Unit Testing
Documenting Python APIs with docstrings
Using Astropy
Python performance profiling
Python Command Line Interfaces

Pybind11

DM Pybind11 Style Guide
Python wrappers for C++ with pybind11

JavaScript

Documenting JavaScript APIs with JSDoc

ReStructuredText

ReStructuredText Style Guide

DM Stack

Supported Platforms
Transferring Code Between Packages
Deprecating Interfaces
Logging
Debugging Tasks with lsstDebug
Overview of the Stack documentation system
Layout of the doc/ directory
Topic types for package documentation
How to add a package to pipelines.lsst.io
Building single-package documentation locally
Building the pipelines.lsst.io site locally
Building pipelines.lsst.io with Jenkins (sqre/infra/documenteer)
Testing the LSST DM Stack with the Jenkins stack-os-matrix Job
Coverage Analysis
EUPS Tutorial
The LSST Software Build Tool
Adding a New Package to the Build
Making Your Package pip Installable
Moving to GitHub Actions from Travis
Managing license and copyright in Stack packages
Distributing Third-Party Packages with EUPS
Renaming a Stack package
Conda and rubin-env

Git

Git Configuration Standards & Recommendations
Using Git LFS (Large File Storage) for data repositories

Editors

Emacs Configuration for LSST Development
SublimeText Configuration for LSST Development
Vim Configuration for LSST Development
Visual Studio Code Configuration for LSST Development

Legal

Licensing LSST DM source code and content
Copyrights for LSST DM work and the COPYRIGHT file

User docs

User documentation style guide

IT Overview

LSST Information Technology Services Committee (ITSC)

Jenkins

Jenkins rubin-ci.slac.stanford.edu Overview

IDF

Interim Data Facility Overview

USDF

SLAC Onboarding Procedure
S3DF: SLAC Shared Science Data Facility Hosts USDF
SLAC Kubernetes Overview
Data Access: Storage Locations and Butler
Batch Resources
Stack Access
Common Dataset Organization and Policy
Data Access: Object Store

LSST DM Developer Guide

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Financial support for LSST comes from the National Science Foundation (NSF) through Cooperative Agreement No. 1258333, the Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science under Contract No. DE-AC02-76SF00515, and private funding raised by the LSST Corporation. The NSF-funded LSST Project Office for construction was established as an operating center under management of the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy (AURA). The DOE-funded effort to build the LSST camera is managed by the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (SLAC).