Onboarding Checklist

This is the process for starting new developers on the project.

Checklist - team lead

• Team member is added to the Input Output organization on GitHub (you need to open an IT Change Request for this).
• Team member is added to the Adrestia group on GitHub (you need Maintainer permissions on the team to do this).
• Team member is added to the Adrestia space on Matrix and #dev channel.
• Team member is added to important Chat Rooms.
• Team member is added to Vaultwarden shared folder.
• Team member is invited to weekly meetings and daily Hello call.

Checklist - new team member

• Provide GitHub user name to team lead.
• Provide PGP key ID to team, and ensure that your public key is published on multiple keyservers.
• Follow the Jira Orientation Checklist
• Skim the ramp-up docs.
• Ensure that you are able to edit the Adrestia Website. If you discover something that needs documentation, update the Documentation Guidelines.
• Ensure that you have a Vaultwarden account associated with your @iohk.io e-mail address.

Ramp-up docs

Essential reading list for new team members.

• Building A quick guide to building the wallet from source.
• Testing An introduction on how to run tests for the wallet, once you’ve built it.
• Development Process Our team’s development process and methodology.
• Coding Standards We strive to follow these shared standards for all newly-written code.
• Code Review Guidelines We’re always trying to improve our code review process. This document contains a few of the principles we’ve collected along the way. It’s not complete, and we hope you can help to make it even better!
• Adrestia Project General documentation about the Adrestia umbrella project, and what it is.