Each public release of Condor makes available on the Condor web site's {link: http://www.cs.wisc.edu/condor/downloads-v2/download.pl download page} both binaries (built on numerous platforms) and source code - just select a version, then place a check box next to =Condor Source= to download the source code used to build that version of Condor.

Alternatively, if you are familiar with the git revision control system, you can grab source code directly from a continuously updated git repository.  Assuming you have git installed on your system, the following command will clone a repository containing the Condor source code including both the development (master branch) and stable release branches:

   git clone http://git.condorproject.org/repos/condor.git

The following will clone the repository containing the LaTeX source for the Condor Manual:

   git clone http://git.condorproject.org/repos/condor_docs.git

Be patient, the source is big - cloning can take a while.

A great way to follow Condor development is by looking at the Timeline for this wiki, which gives a daily summary of what code or tickets changed (also available as an RSS feed).  The Timeline is available by clicking =[Timeline]= at the top of this page, or directly via URL:

   {link: https://www.condorproject.org/index.cgi/timeline https://www.condorproject.org/index.cgi/timeline}

Another way to follow development is via Gitweb, a web portal into the source code repository, available via URL:

   {link: http://git.condorproject.org/ http://git.condorproject.org/}