And I have talked to David over the phone a couple of times and it has really saved me a lot of time. David has already been able to walk me through the code and explain things on the way. I have been able to ask him specific questions on certain sections of the code.
Thanks a lot David, the conversations were very very informative. On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 2:34 AM, David Blevins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've said this before and reposting again just so everyone gets the memo. > I'm happy to chat with people on the phone now and then to try and spread > the knowledge around. > > Some really good scenarios: > > If you're looking to work on a piece of code and want a jumpstart. I can > probably save you days worth of study. Then you can spend some of that > saved time and help javadoc the code for the next guy! :) > > If you want to help out on the user list I can help you do that. Next time > you see a request you'd like to handle, I can get you started and keep you > going. The nice benefit there is that there'll be a number of people who > get the info; you, the user you helped, and then everyone else who reads > your responses. > > If you want to write a doc or create an example, great. I'm happy to tell > you what you want to know and you can share that information in the doc or > example. Again everyone wins. > > Bottom line: requesting information and sharing it with others is a great > contribution and one that will empower you and others at the same time. > > So the offer is out there :) > > -David > > -- Karan Singh Malhi
