Simon Nagl <[email protected]> writes: > Hello lilypond team, > > as a student of Information Technology I want to help making lilypond > even better. I have some experience with C++ and Make, the other > languages of the project are a new experience for me. But I have no > fear to learn some new. Furthermore using git and unix tools like > grep, find, ect. is no problem for me. The last skill I want to > mention is that my mother tongue is german. So please do not blame me > if I make some errors writing in English. But if you find some and > correct them I will try to make it better the next time. I can do some > translation work too. > > I am using lilypond for 2 years for rewriting songs for two chorals. > > What I did before writing this: > 1) Reading most of the contributor's Guide > 2) Suscribe to this mailing list > 2) Installing LilyDev > 3) Compiling LilyDev > 4) Beginning to understand the software architecture of LilyPond
Well, I'm still stuck on that point but making progress. > It whould be cool if you could give me some tasks. I think I can spend > 2-3 hours weekly for this project. Well, it's probably rather unsexy but the German translation would need quite a bit of love: it is severely outdated. A more technical task that needs more love is working on our GUILEĀ 2 migration before LilyPond gets removed from Debian and other distributions. The issue tracker contains a wagonload of diverse tasks: one can pick some and try working on them. It may make sense communicating one's thoughts about an issue first: some issues have a simple-sounding description and will be quite hard for technical reasons to do. So it may be helpful to get an early warning. A number of issues might be low-hanging fruit and comparatively easy to do. It's not a guarantee that all "feature" requests will be well-loved when implemented. Again it makes sense to communicate on the developer list before investing a lot of work into some particular task. -- David Kastrup _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
