Thank you Roberto! People start contributing by finding something they'd like to fix or improve (which you've seemed to already have some ideas about), and submitting patches, attached to Jira Issues (which often they create).
See for example, recent contributions (pending) in Jira issues 5234 - 5237, all for the uima C ++ framework. (You can find the Jira issue tracker for UIMA from the UIMA web site home page; there's a link on the left side, named "Issue Tracker"). If you haven't already read this, the page http://uima.apache.org/get-involved.html on our web site might be helpful in getting started. -Marshall On 12/28/2016 3:18 PM, Roberto Carlos Toledano Gómez wrote: > First of all, congratulations and success in the new year for your family > and work team. > > I am writing because I would like to contribute to the UIMA C ++ framework. > For > example: > > 1- Modernize the code: C ++ 11, C ++ 14, C ++ 17, C ++ Boost > > 2- Add other requirements that you consider convenient. > > 3- Try to ensure the compilation of the framework at least for gnu g ++ and > clang. > > 4- Implement rigorous tests of static code analysis with SonarQube, > thread-safe tests (with Hellgrind / DRD / ThreadSanitizer), performance > tests, memory release tests (Valgrind). > > 5- etc. > > I have not been able to participate in an open source project. For me it > would be very gratifying and an honor to be able to contribute with your in > the best that it can contribute. I have other teammates in my scrum team > who are also happy to contribute. > > Thank you, and happy new year. >
