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...to work on AcousticBrainz you should show that you are able to set up the server software and understand how some of the infrastructure works. Here are some * Install the server on your computer or use the Vagrant setup scripts to build a virtual machin

; [[Development/Summer of Code/2024|2024]] [[Development/Summer of Code/2023|'''2023''']]

(see also: [[Development/Summer_of_Code/Getting_started|GSoC - Getting started]]) ...to work on AcousticBrainz you should show that you are able to set up the server software and understand how some of the infrastructure works. Here are some

; [[MusicBrainz Server]] : The MusicBrainz Server is the web frontend to the [[MusicBrainz Database]], and is accessible at h

(see also: [[Development/Summer_of_Code/Getting_started|Getting started with GSoC]]) ...nt to work on ListenBrainz you should show that you are able to set up the server software and understand how some of the infrastructure works. Here are some

<span style="font-size:smaller">(see also: [[Development/Summer_of_Code/Getting_started|Getting started with GSoC]])</span> We’re currently in the process of switching to using Node.js for all server side code. As part of this, our schema has been redesigned, and the current

<span style="font-size:smaller">(see also: [[Development/Summer_of_Code/Getting_started|Getting started with GSoC]])</span> We’re currently in the process of switching to using Node.js for all server side code. As part of this, our schema has been redesigned, and the current

(see also: [[Development/Summer_of_Code/Getting_started|Getting started with GSoC]]) ...nt to work on ListenBrainz you should show that you are able to set up the server software and understand how some of the infrastructure works. Here are some

musicbrainz-server doesn't currently run with any translation, although we have some partial s [[Server Internationalisation]] links to relevant transifex, language-specific trans

* [http://musicbottle.mbsandbox.org/ Code running on the MusicBrainz sandbox server.] (Not guaranteed to be running.) ...ing into. We will most likely aim for getting the code running on an nginx server.

...of the computing power than the code it replaced. In 2009 we only had one server release that brought us Release Groups and ISRC support - we had planned to ...g and we started the process of moving from Subversion to Git for the main server codebase. And Kuno Woudt quit his job and prepared to come to work for the

NGS is coming, so a rewrite is in order to keep up with MB development. This wiki page collects information, plans, and ideas for this project. ...ce on the [http://lists.musicbrainz.org/mailman/listinfo/musicbrainz-devel development mailing list]

# MusicBrainz server development over the summer. Perl, python, Template::Toolkit # Moving to mod_perl 2, but I suspect that's covered by "server development", above - [[User:DaveEvans|DaveEvans]]

MusicBrainz server log analysis is one of the Google Summer of Code projects for the summer of * The [http://plaintextgsoc.wordpress.com/ development blog] of the Summer of Code project

:Have you looked at the ideas pages for [[Development/Summer of Code/2024#Projects|each project]]? At this point, you should be familiar with basic open source development tools and workflows, and your [http://lmgtfy.com/?q=google-fu Google-fu] sh

...xed Search Syntax|syntax documentation]]) and what data is returned (see [[Development/XML Web Service/Version 2/Search]]). ...3722]] - Potentially useful for anyone looking into doing this: The search server supports searching across all entities, but we have no interface which supp

NOTE: the /ws/js webservice is considered to be part of the musicbrainz server code. it isn't version and may change at any time, please do not rely on i [[Category:Development]]

- 406 if the server is unable to generate a response suitable to the Accept header. ...ch request methods are valid for each resource. On an OPTIONS request, the server will do no processing, other than returning an empty response with the 'All

...ck space MusicBrainz today has 6 computers in active service and one spare server to cover hardware failures. ...calable services in anticipation of upcoming growth. During this sponsored development time a new Lucene full text search, a new XML Web Service and the MusicDNS/

<span style="font-size:smaller">(see also: [[Development/Summer_of_Code/Getting_started|Getting started with GSoC]])</span> You will be expected to use test driven development, as well as prepare a documentation that will be available for the public.