On Jul 4, 2008, at 15:43 , Kevin Jackson wrote:
Hi,
More developers would be excellent, though it's still very early
days. :)
I'm a budding Erlang developer (although my apache interest is with
Ant), and I'd be interested in helping out. At the moment I have very
little time (even for working on Ant :( ), but I do have a few Erlang
projects under my belt and I know the language well enough to start
contributing - my only problem is time commitment.
Is there an area of the code base which a n00b could get acquainted
with with minimal fuss/effort?
I could have sworn I answered this, but my records don't show that.
The best place to jump into CouchDB is couch_http.erl. It defines
CouchDB's public API and contains the code that you are most
likely to be familiar with from the outside. Most other things are
called from there.
May I point you to the "HTTP and daemon plugin architecture"
thread for more details on what we could use? :)
Cheers
Jan
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