On 21/08/2015 03:34, Aaron Wolf wrote:
Excellent. Please feel free to suggest us to your professor and other
students as a potential real-world project to hack on.
That's a great idea!
The question is, on what part is help the most needed? Front-end or
back-end? Either way, I have to learn a lot of new stuff! :-)
I wouldn't say we have clear priority for front-end versus back-end.
There's a lot to do in all sorts of places.
Ok, I understand that such distinction makes no sense as most features
need, front and back-end work.
I'm working on better docs
for how to get involved specifically, see
https://git.gnu.io/snowdrift/snowdrift/merge_requests/77
Overall, you'll learn more about all the elements as you explore the
code, and you can look through the tickets and the site discussion
boards to get a sense of where things are at.
newbie-friendly tickets, perfect!
--
Victor/tuxayo
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