Thanks Jeff and welcome
I think that this is the best way to learn.
What I see
- writing some tests on class you start to understand.
- verify that fixes posted on the bugtracker are fixing what they
should (I mean
something just mentioning that the file does not load helps, or that
you can/cannot reproduce a bug
is nice.
- building an enhanced colorMixer so that we can mixColor in a better
way.
Damien Pollet proposed this topic in the past
- a nicer project would be to help improving the embryonic testServer
we have
- I could come up with some simple tasks if you want, review
the
code and mentor you.
Stef
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I have been following Pharo for some time now, after starting off my
> smalltalk experience with Squeak By Example. I was wondering if
> there were any tasks suited to relative smalltalk beginners that
> could aid Pharo? I would like to contribute to the project but I
> consider my smalltalk skills still fairly basic, so are there tasks
> that I could accomplish that would aid the project without requiring
> expertise? Does documentation need to be written about something,
> do test scripts need to be run on new changes, are there basic fixes
> that need to be made that people are too busy to get to at the
> moment? I would be willing to assist with any and all of these, so
> please let me know what I can do.
>
> Thanks for your time and your efforts!
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