Get to know OpenHeart Project Entities
If you are not an OpenHeart community member yet, but you would like to join, please visit www.openheartproject.org and fill out the join form.
If you are already a community member and you would like to learn more about the different entities, this is your issue.
Key entities of the OpenHeart platform are the website, data repositories, MCS Wiki and networking capabilities.
Networking capabilities, MCS wiki and data repositories are implemented using the software solutions Stride, Confluence and Bitbucket (Atlassian Corporation Plc, Sydney, Australia). Atlassian offers free user licenses to open-source research projects, thus making the participation in the OpenHeart Project free for everyone.
Networking - Stride
Stride is a team collaboration tool and can be used to chat or video chat with other team members or to create discussion rooms. If you are new, feel free to visit the 'Welcome and Introductions' room and introduce yourself to the community.
Data Repositories - Bitbucket
Data will be shared through open-source data repositories hosted within Bitbucket, which allows researchers to create unlimited repositories. If you are new to Bitbucket, we provide
documentation to help you create your first repository. If you have trouble following the instructions, please let us know either via comment to this issue or email (contact@openheartproject.org).
MCS Wiki - Confluence
The MCS Wiki has been implemented through Confluence pages. You will find information on how to create Confluence pages within the documentation shared in this issue. If you have trouble following the instructions, please let us know either via comment to this issue or email (contact@openheartproject.org).
Get to know OpenHeart Project Entities
If you are not an OpenHeart community member yet, but you would like to join, please visit www.openheartproject.org and fill out the join form.
If you are already a community member and you would like to learn more about the different entities, this is your issue.
Key entities of the OpenHeart platform are the website, data repositories, MCS Wiki and networking capabilities.
Networking capabilities, MCS wiki and data repositories are implemented using the software solutions Stride, Confluence and Bitbucket (Atlassian Corporation Plc, Sydney, Australia). Atlassian offers free user licenses to open-source research projects, thus making the participation in the OpenHeart Project free for everyone.
Networking - Stride
Stride is a team collaboration tool and can be used to chat or video chat with other team members or to create discussion rooms. If you are new, feel free to visit the 'Welcome and Introductions' room and introduce yourself to the community.
Data Repositories - Bitbucket
Data will be shared through open-source data repositories hosted within Bitbucket, which allows researchers to create unlimited repositories. If you are new to Bitbucket, we provide
documentation to help you create your first repository. If you have trouble following the instructions, please let us know either via comment to this issue or email (contact@openheartproject.org).
MCS Wiki - Confluence
The MCS Wiki has been implemented through Confluence pages. You will find information on how to create Confluence pages within the documentation shared in this issue. If you have trouble following the instructions, please let us know either via comment to this issue or email (contact@openheartproject.org).