> BTW I do git pull once day and keep an eye also on this rubinius > progress, especially lurking at cool rspec usage there ;-) Heck so > poor me I haven't got time yet to finish watching Evan's video I've > got from rubinius-dev.
There's a lot of stuff to contribute: - fixing failing specs - do a ./bin/ci --invert to find which - or with today's push, rake todo - it'll show you the counts of failing specs by core library - writing up more specs - do a ./bin/completeness to find which. Most of it is in Ruby anyway Also hang out in #rubinius in freenode. A lot of the familiar faces are there: evan, drbrain (Eric Hodel), zenspider (Ryan Davis), headius (Charles Nutter), enebo (Thomas Enebo), MenTaLguY. I got started on the project 11 days ago after watching Evan's video and within 2 hours had a patch to send in :) Oh, and they are super liberal with commit rights. One patch accepted and you are given the commit bits. http://git.rubini.us/?p=code&a=search&h=HEAD&st=author&s=Kamal+Fariz The superstars are talking about really more advanced stuff like Multi- VM which flies over my head. I just stick to simple fixing of the standard core libraries. Have fun! Regards, kamal
