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What is Galapagos?

It's basically just a Play application that serves up NetLogo Web pages. To learn more about the various facets of the project, see the Tortoise wiki.

NetLogo Web development team

current: Jason Bertsche, Jeremy Baker

past: Robert Grider, Bryan Head, Sarah Lim, Camden Clark, Daniel Perlovsky, Jordan Timmermann, Seth Tisue, Frank Duncan, Philip Woods

Discussion about development is on the netlogo-devel Google Group.

Galapagos, Tortoise, and Teletortoise are all part of NetLogo, which is open source software. Participation from interested open source contributors is very much welcome.

Development work is partly under the umbrella of the NSF-funded InquirySpace project with our partners Concord Consortium and KCP Technologies.

Contributing

Want to contribute? See the NetLogo Web Contributing Guide for git workflow, testing, code style, and everything else you need to get started.

Galapagos Wiki Contents

• Building and Running — local setup: Node, npm, sbt, and launching the dev server
• Technical Details — architecture and internals of how Galapagos works
• NetLogo Web Appearance and Styling — UI layout, CSS conventions, and widget styling
• NetLogo Web Release Process — how releases are cut and deployed
• Updating the Models Library — how to update the bundled models
• Baby BehaviorSpace — the in-browser experiment runner feature
• NetTango Builder — the block-based programming interface
• TortoiseJS — notes on the TortoiseJS integration
• Static Tortoise — standalone/embedded NetLogo Web usage