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! Jeff G. _______________________________________________ Pharo-project mailing list Pharo-project@lists.gforge.inria.fr http://lists.gforge.inria.fr/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pharo-project