> > Yes, definitely. I can say, in my own experience, that trying to fix > bugs help me learn a lot of things > about the environment itself (Are things that if I'm not looking at > for fix bugs surelly will not look).
This is cool I learned a lot doing that since squeak 3.3. or 3.2 (In fact I started to talk about marcus about jazz when we were both harvesters and never meet.) > Obviously, I'm not talking about igor and other people with a lot more > knowledgment than me, only > commenting my own experience. And by other hand, if I use Pharo, I > feel the need of help on the > development, it's the open source spirit. Thanks. I think that taking care of a stuff that can help you for your projects is important in general. For example people can ask themselves: why stef is spending so much time on ESUG (because this is a lot of time and energy), well simple, when I discovered Smalltalk I went to the conf and it was dying (both the language and the conference) so I thought either I complain: "oh my language is dying sniff sniff", "when I was young there were a cool conference". Or I do something to try to make the future better. Simple is n't it? Something you do not know if it will work but trying is the only chance we got. > About the pics page, I think that is very important to expose our > names to possible companies > requiring work, very important to freelancers as me. > > Just my opinion. This is an important one :) Pharo is our software not mine. Stef _______________________________________________ Pharo-project mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gforge.inria.fr/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pharo-project
