As one idea, I would (if I didn't have too many demands on my time):
1) Browse through the APIs/Code for a piece of code that intrigues you.
2) Read it, write a blog on it, tweet about your blog (or whatever other
social networks you're into).
3) Learn about Caliper (https://github.com/google/cali
On 7/10/15 4:35 AM, Daniel C. S. Yeh wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I am newer here. I want to involve in open source project development.
>
> By this way, I can see the good software architecture and bugs fixing
> practice.
>
> could anyone kind tell me how to do it step by step, slowly?
Siegfried did a
Hi Daniel,
IMHO the best approach is picking an Apache Commons (or any other OSS) project
you have a special interest in, e.g. you are using it at work or have
implemented something similar and would like to improve it a bit. The
improvement could be documentation, answering emails, a bug fix o
Dear all,
I am newer here. I want to involve in open source project development.
By this way, I can see the good software architecture and bugs fixing
practice.
could anyone kind tell me how to do it step by step, slowly?
Many thanks
Daniel
