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 ===== Version Control =====
-It is strongly recommended that you use some sort of version control software to keep track of revisions while programming. This provides a valuable safety net for reverting bad changes, remembering why particular adjustments were made, etc. In the case of [[Git]], the tool used by VuFind, it also offers powerful collaboration and sharing capabilities. Whether you plan to work locally or share with the local community, [[Git]] is a tool worth learning more about, as is the [[http://github.com|GitHub]] platform, which enhances Git's native sharing capabilities with web-based collaboration tools.
+It is strongly recommended that you use some sort of version control software to keep track of revisions while programming. This provides a valuable safety net for reverting bad changes, remembering why particular adjustments were made, etc. In the case of [[development:recommended_tools:git|Git]], the tool used by VuFind, it also offers powerful collaboration and sharing capabilities. Whether you plan to work locally or share with the local community, [[development:recommended_tools:git|Git]] is a tool worth learning more about, as is the [[http://github.com|GitHub]] platform, which enhances Git's native sharing capabilities with web-based collaboration tools.
 ===== Meeting Project Standards =====
-The VuFind project includes [[development:testing:unit_tests]] and automated code style checks designed to insure the consistency and integrity of the code. Whenever a Git commit is made or a GitHub pull request is opened, [[development:testing:continuous_integration|continuous integration]] processes run to validate the changes, and alerts will be thrown if anything breaks.
+The VuFind project includes [[development:testing:unit_tests|unit tests]] and automated code style checks designed to insure the consistency and integrity of the code. Whenever a Git commit is made or a GitHub pull request is opened, [[development:testing:continuous_integration|continuous integration]] processes run to validate the changes, and alerts will be thrown if anything breaks.
 ==== Tests ====
-The [[development:testing:unit_tests]] page talks about how to run tests locally.
+The [[development:testing:unit_tests|unit tests]] page talks about how to run tests locally.
 ==== Style ====