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The developer documentation of the current booggie release (1.0.1) can be found here: http://doc.booggie.org/dev/1.0.1

Check out our recommendations:

• First, you need a development environment. We think, Python(x,y) is good choice. It includes Python, Eclipse, Qt and many other libraries and tools. Install the latest version from here: www.pythonxy.com
• Next, you should be able to check out the booggie source files from our development server. We use SVN as versioning tools and recommend you to install the Eclipse plugin Subversive. It enables you to check out booggie directly into your workspace. You can find a good installation tutorial here: javathreads.de/2009/07/subversion-unter-eclipse-galileo-konfigurieren (unfortunately in German)
• Probably, you might have to update to Python 2.7.x here: http://www.python.org/download/releases/2.7/
• Do have already programming experience in Python? If not, read this:
  • Dive Into Python (English)
  • Galileo Python 2.5 OpenBook (German)
• Now, you should get acquainted with Python, Eclipse and PyDev: www.vogella.de/articles/Python/article.html
• Using Subversive, you can checkout the source trunk from our sourceforge repository (https://booggie.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/booggie/projects/Booggie/program/trunk) and start exploring the booggie code.