Today Tal (t...@gigaspaces.com) and myself had a very long and productive face-to-face session with some AT&T developers about ARIA. We did a quick introduction to TOSCA (as some of them where already familiar with it), followed by an theoretical overview and live demo of ARIA 0.1.0.
Some of the AT&T guys were very interested in contributing to ARIA, and raised what I think is a very good suggestion. They said that since sometimes you don't know where to start when contributing to a large and unfamiliar project, and since some of them or only novice python programmers, it would very good for them to have Jiras marked with a special label, such as 'entry-level', to signal that these Jiras are suitable for beginners. So first, I would like to hear your opinions on this suggestion, and second, if you support it, maybe you have some better input on the name of such a label, as I'm not sure I'm pleased with 'entry-level'. (Some other suggestions were 'first-time-contributor' and 'trivial', but feel free to suggest your own) -- Avia Efrat SW Engineer a...@gigaspaces.com | +972546204553 Cloudify | http://getcloudify.org <http://getcloudify.org?utm_source=signaturesatori&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=general_signature> <https://twitter.com/CloudifySource> <https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8467478> <https://github.com/cloudify-cosmo> <https://github.com/cloudify-cosmo> [image: Azure Webinar] <http://getcloudify.org/webinars/Azure-plugin-for-cloudify-webinar.html?utm_source=signaturesatori&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=general_signature>
