On Friday, August 15, 2003, at 03:19 am, Joshua Pritt wrote:
I think if we can have a list of modules that people could write would be helpful. For those who don't have enough experience to dive straight in to the code, there could be a list of classes needed and what each class should do. Example, geronimo needs a class that takes such and such as parameters and returns such and such and does such and such. It seems like a lot of people want to help, so by breaking it up into such a list would result in a lot of versions of each listed class giving more to pick and choose from and more ideas for each module.
Just a thought, Josh "The Programmer" Pritt
Agreed. We should all try and put as many tasks into the TODO list to give people ideas on what to do. (I"ve just added a few more).
http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?ApacheJ2EE/TO-DO
There's heaps to do - we should really try and break down existing tasks into small chunks to make it easier for folks to jump in and start doing things. Though in the early days its a little hard until the core framework is in place to know what to add - but it should be a priority so we can all get stuck in and help. Though thats another task in itself - find all the JSRs we should/need to implement (have just added that to the wiki).
As soon as we've got our issue tracking system (which I hope is JIRA but would settle for Scarab if we must, please not bugzilla) it'll be really easy to add & manage tasks that way. Until then the Wiki should allow us to have a page per task & list folks working on it etc.
James ------- http://radio.weblogs.com/0112098/
