Professional academic publishing system organized into modular components.
- 📦 Modular Development - Independent subprojects with focused responsibilities
- 👥 Team Specialization - Developers can specialize in specific areas
- 🔄 CI/CD Integration - Automated testing and deployment
- 📚 Knowledge Management - Documentation and examples in dedicated repositories
- 🧠 Core Engine: integral-philosophy-core
- 🌐 Web Components: integral-philosophy-web
- 🛠️ CLI Tools: integral-philosophy-cli
- 📚 Documentation: integral-philosophy-docs
- 📦 Sample Content: integral-philosophy-content
- ⚙️ Configuration: integral-philosophy-config
- 🚀 Deployment: integral-philosophy-deploy
- 🧪 Testing: integral-philosophy-tests
# Clone with all subprojects
git clone --recursive https://github.com/dominicusin/integral-philosophy.git
cd integral-philosophy
# Install all components
./setup-all.sh
# Start development system
./start-full.sh# Work on specific subproject
cd subprojects/integral-philosophy-core
# Clone and develop independently
git clone https://github.com/dominicusin/integral-philosophy-core.git
cd integral-philosophy-core- Core Team: Focus on content processing algorithms
- Web Team: UI/UX and API development
- CLI Team: Command-line tools and automation
- Docs Team: Documentation and examples
- DevOps Team: Infrastructure and deployment
- API Contracts: Standardized interfaces between components
- Integration Tests: Regular cross-component testing
- Version Coordination: Semantic versioning alignment
- Breaking Changes: Proper deprecation process
- Component Releases: Independent versioning
- System Releases: Coordinated major releases
- Documentation: Always updated with changes
- Migration Guides: Clear upgrade paths
- Fork the specific repository
- Create feature branch
- Submit pull request
- Follow project-specific guidelines
- Open issue in main repository
- Discuss architectural changes
- Coordinate across teams
- Update documentation
- Independent Scaling: Scale components individually
- Resilience: Fault isolation between services
- Load Balancing: Route to healthy instances
- Monitoring: Component-specific metrics
- Docker Compose: Multi-service deployment
- Kubernetes: Production orchestration
- Service Mesh: Advanced networking
All subprojects are licensed under MIT License for maximum compatibility and reuse.
- Code contributions to any subproject
- Documentation improvements
- Bug reports and feature requests
- Architectural proposals
- Community support
- Organization: NeoAllUnity
- Main Repository: integral-philosophy
- Discussions: GitHub Discussions
🌟 NeoAllUnity - Professional Academic Publishing Platform 🌟