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 All [source code](/develop/source) is on [GitHub](/develop/github). As Fiji nowadays is a rather complex project its development is split into several [subprojects](/develop/architecture). For a beginner it is hard to understand the interaction of the different available projects which all contribute under the label "[SciJava](/libs/scijava)" to Fiji. The nice thing is, that Maven will help to pull in the necessary code from all Fiji subprojects automatically with the help of configurations files which are supplied by the Fiji developer community. The ImageJ wiki provides a very first overview of the [SciJava ecosystem](/develop/architecture) of Fiji.
 
-To make Maven work we need the so called `pom.xml` files. This configuration file contains information about the project and various configuration details used by Maven to build the project(s). The `pom.xml` files help to organize everything needed to build your project. You can use any Maven-based project you want with that approach, not just Fiji. So e.g. you can import {% include github org='fiji' repo='fiji' label='fiji/fiji' %} that way, or an individual plugin such as {% include github org='fiji' repo='AnalyzeSkeleton' label='fiji/AnalyzeSkeleton' %}.
+To make Maven work we need the so called `pom.xml` files. This configuration file contains information about the project and various configuration details used by Maven to build the project(s). The `pom.xml` files help to organize everything needed to build your project. You can use any Maven-based project you want with that approach, not just Fiji. So e.g. you can import {% include github org='fiji' repo='fiji' label='fiji/fiji' %} that way, or an individual plugin such as {% include github org='NicoKiaru' repo='LimeSeg' label='LimeSeg' %}.
 
 In general, there are two alternative strategies to develop your plugin: