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Each public release of Condor makes available on the Condor web site's 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: 

   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: 

   http://git.condorproject.org/

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