Remove "internal" folder, cleanup glossary links

Author: delvh

dev-manuals/etc/.glossary.md.swp

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 # Gamify-IT Glossary
 
-Explanations for words that are not common. Click a letter to jump to the section.
+Explanations for words that might need an explanation. Click on a letter to jump to the section.
 
 Imagine the phrase: `A xy is ...` when writing an explanation.
 
@@ -9,135 +9,210 @@ Imagine the phrase: `A xy is ...` when writing an explanation.
 ✅ Overworld: a world that ...
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-[A](#a) [B](#b) [C](#c) [D](#d) [E](#e) [F](#f) [G](#g) [H](#h) [I](#i) [J](#j) [K](#k) [L](#l) [M](#m) [N](#n) [O](#o) [P](#p) [Q](#q) [R](#r) [S](#s) [T](#t) [U](#u) [V](#v) [W](#w) [X](#x) [Y](#y) [Z](#z)  
+[A](a) [B](b) [C](c) [D](d) [E](e) [F](f) [G](g) [H](h) [I](i) [J](j) [K](k) [L](l) [M](m) [N](n) [O](o) [P](p) [Q](q) [R](r) [S](s) [T](t) [U](u) [V](v) [W](w) [X](x) [Y](y) [Z](z)
+
+(a)=
 
 ## A
 
+(area)=
+
 ### Area
 
-- a part of the gamefield where the player can move, abstract class for [World](#world) and [Dungeon](#dungeon)
+- a part of the gamefield where the player can move, abstract class for [World](world) and [Dungeon](dungeon)
+
+(asset)=
 
 ### Asset
 
-- bundle of graphics, [sprites](#Sprite), [tiles](#Tile) audio, [unity](#Unity) script, etc.
+- bundle of graphics, [sprites](sprite), [tiles](tile) audio, [unity](unity) script, etc.
 
 ### Asset pack
 
-- a downloadable file containing [assets](#Assets) e.g. in [unity](#Unity) asset store: <https://assetstore.unity.com/>
+- a downloadable file containing [assets](asset) e.g. in the [Unity](unity) [asset store](https://assetstore.unity.com/)
+
+
+(b)=
 
 ## B
 
+(c)=
+
 ## C
 
+(d)=
+
 ## D
 
+(dungeon)=
+
 ### Dungeon
 
-- a cave/building or similar which can be accessed through a [level](#level)
+- a cave/building or similar which can be accessed through a [level](level)
 - can vary in size and content/look
-- See the concept [here](/protocols/global/2022-06-03-protocol-1.md#overworld)
+- See the concept [here](/protocols/global/2022-06-03-protocol-1.md)
   - squares are the entrances to a dungeon
 
+(e)=
+
 ## E
 
+(f)=
+
 ## F
 
+(g)=
+
 ## G
 
+(h)=
+
 ## H
 
 ### HUD
 
 - The HUD (head-up display) is frequently used to simultaneously display several pieces of information including the main character's health, items, and an indication of game progression
 
+(i)=
+
 ## I
 
 ### Issue
 
 - Representation of a Task on GitHub
 
+(j)=
+
 ## J
 
+(k)=
+
 ## K
 
+(l)=
+
 ## L
 
+(level)=
+
 ### Level
 
-- subdivision of a [World](#world)
-- can have a few entrances to [dungeons](#dungeon)
+- subdivision of a [World](world)
+- can have a few entrances to [dungeons](dungeon)
 - levels can be interconnected
-- See the concept [here](/protocols/global/2022-06-03-protocol-1.md#overworld)
+- See the concept [here](/protocols/global/2022-06-03-protocol-1.md)
   - 2, 3, 4, ... on the left side of the picture are levels
 
+(m)=
+
 ## M
 
+(minigame)=
+
 ### Minigame
 
-- a injectable game that runs as an independent service and can get invoked by the [overworld](#Overworld).
+- a injectable game that runs as an independent service and can get invoked by the [overworld](overworld).
+
+(n)=
 
 ## N
 
+(npc)=
+
 ### NPC
 
 - a non player character which can be interacted with. These characters can appear in the overworld, in dungeons or in games.
 
+(o)=
+
 ## O
 
+(overworld)=
+
 ### Overworld
 
-- the first world the player will see after starting the game. Here he can explore the world and start [minigames](#Minigame).
+- the first world the player will see after starting the game. Here he can explore the world and start [minigames](minigame).
+
+(p)=
 
 ## P
 
+(q)=
+
 ## Q
 
+(r)=
+
 ## R
 
+(s)=
+
 ## S
 
+(sprite)=
+
 ### Sprite
 
 - pice of graphic (not necessarily only one `.png` file).
 
+(t)=
+
 ## T
 
 ### Task
 
 - Represented as an issue on GitHub
 
+(tile)=
+
 ### Tile
 
 - a graphic square that can tile a plane to form worlds.
 
 ### Tile map
 
-- a file containing multiple [tiles](#Tile).
-- a unity component that displays a plane and you can draw [tiles](#Tile) on it.
+- a file containing multiple [tiles](tile).
+- a unity component that displays a plane and you can draw [tiles](tile) on it.
 
 ### Tile palette
 
-- unity palette where you can create configure [tiles](#Tile).
+- unity palette where you can create configure [tiles](tile).
+
+(u)=
 
 ## U
 
+(unity)=
+
 ### Unity
 
 - game engine we use
 
+(v)=
+
 ## V
 
+(w)=
+
 ## W
 
+(world)=
+
 ### World
 
-- a region limited in size where the player can move and interact with the environment, i.e. with [NPCs](#npc)
-- a world can contain multiple [Levels](#level)
-- See the concept [here](/protocols/global/2022-06-03-protocol-1.md#overworld)
+- a region limited in size where the player can move and interact with the environment, i.e. with [NPCs](npc)
+- a world can contain multiple [Levels](level)
+- See the concept [here](/protocols/global/2022-06-03-protocol-1.md)
   - big circle is world
 
+(x)=
+
 ## X
 
+(y)=
+
 ## Y
 
+(z)=
+
 ## Z

internal/glossary.md dev-manuals/etc/glossary.mdinternal/glossary.md renamed to dev-manuals/etc/glossary.md

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+# Structure of review slides
+
+- Agenda: Overview
+- Goals: What happened? What was planned? Has it been implemented? If not, why?
+- If present: Events (i.e. developer leaves team)
+- Numbers/ Statistics: how many tickets in total, cake diagrams, ...
+- SonarQube Statistics -> For DevOps but only when everything is working
+- Presentation of own features by the developers
+- Next steps