Project Summary
evolvis stems from the latin verb “evolvere” and means “you evolve”. “Evolution” as well traces back to this word.
evolvis.org is a free project platform for free software projects, the publicly available instance of the Evolvis platform provided by tarent solutions GmbH. Here, developers and other project participants can find everything needed for developing a free software project: source code management, bug/issue and task tracking, forum, a project wiki, release and document management, downloads, secure mailing lists, and more.
The Greater Evolvis Platform integrates Jenkins, Alfresco/Domisol, and tarent-activity (an in-house developed ERP solution released under AGPLv3 with commercial support available RSN), the source code of the latter of which is also added here.
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took an estimated 317 years of effort (COCOMO model)
starting with its first commit in August, 2001
ending with its most recent commit 5 months ago
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