Now that AT source is hosted on git...

[Bard]

Would you mind putting a link to the source code we could download in .zip format? It would make it easier for those of us with cell phones.

Just use AndroZip it can handle tar.bz2 compressed files.

If you want a good program that will zip up files without paying for Winzip, try out IZarc, a freeware program for many types of archiving.

Or 7zip, or ...

[DarkSavant13]

Would you mind putting a link to the source code we could download in .zip format? It would make it easier for those of us with cell phones.

Just use AndroZip it can handle tar.bz2 compressed files.

If you want a good program that will zip up files without paying for Winzip, try out IZarc, a freeware program for many types of archiving.

Or 7zip, or ...

Thanks for the suggestion.

Take a look at IZarc, much better than 7zip in my opinion. When my computer was working I needed no other archiving program.

[sdevaney]

For those interested in learning how to use git, here is a helpful tutorial: http://try.github.com/levels/1/challenges/1

[Pyrizzle]

For those interested in learning how to use git, here is a helpful tutorial: http://try.github.com/levels/1/challenges/1

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[oskarwiksten]

Also, I should add that, in the official repository, we are aiming for using the following branches:
master: This is the next version that will be released.
production: This is the version that is released to Google Play (including bugfixes that may not have been released)

Personally, I create local branches for each new feature that I am working on (itemcategorization, proficiencyskills, v0612maps, worldmapgui). Once we release, we'll merge all those features into master.

Feel free to fork the repository and create your own local branch for things that you may be working on!