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RapidFTR is a mobile app and database system that lets aid workers collect and share information about children in emergency situations, so they can be reunited with their families. That process, called Family Tracing and Reunification (FTR), is currently done on paper. The project initially came out of an ITP class called Design for UNICEF, taught by Clay Shirky. It is now in active development with help from volunteers from ThoughtWorks and the open source community. Get more information on the project website: http://rapidftr.com and follow @rapidftr on Twitter.

Go To bit.ly/ftrbundle for a full list of developer resources.

Prospective and active contributors should join the RapidFTR Google Group

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• Releases
• All RapidFTR Wiki Pages — Click through to here. There’s lots more to look at.

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Functional Overview

• Server to Server Synchronization

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API

• API v2.0
• API Overview

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Strategy, Design, and stuff

• Contributing to RapidFTR
• Tools being used
• Testing Strategy
• Architectural overview
• API Overview
• Build Server

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Development Environment Setup

• Setting up SSL

Server Development

• Using a VM for development (any OS, fastest to get started)
• Install and run RapidFTR on OSX
• Install and run RapidFTR on Linux
• Install and run RapidFTR on Windows
• Initial Seeding and Running
• Offline Installation in Ubuntu
• Offline Installation in Windows

Blackberry client Development

• Working on the Blackberry client

Android client Development

• Android Automated Testing

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Production Deployment

• Production Server Setup
• Troubleshooting Production
• Production Failover Setup
• Setting up a new Blackberry

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Security

• Security