On 1/10/19 12:01 AM, Esra Karakaş wrote:
In fact, I used Kibble and I understood how it works. As I said
before, I am familiar with the python but I couldn't find a feature to
add. If there is anything you can suggest, I would like to start from
that point.
A good starting point would be the open issues and pull requests on
GitHub. Some of them are just missing simple code tweaks before they can
be merged in.
Daniel Gruno <humbed...@apache.org>, 8 Oca 2019 Sal, 21:42 tarihinde şunu yazdı:
On 1/8/19 3:17 PM, Esra Karakaş wrote:
Dear all,
I am the fourth grade student at university. As a thesis, I would to
contribute to Kibble. I can allow time at least 10 hours a week for
that. I examined Kibble. I am familiar with Python programming
language. I would like to work on it with you if there is anything
that I can add something or correct any issues.
I am waiting for your
respond to start working on it.
Thanks!
Hi Esra,
thanks for volunteering to work with us on improving Kibble!
If you are familiar with python, and you have a grasp of how Kibble
works, you can basically suggest any improvement or new feature you
like. And even if you don't fully understand how the bits and pieces fit
together yet, you can help improve by looking at the feature sets we
have, and maybe think about what we could add or improve. Kibble is very
modular and malleable, so you can quite quickly write a scanner or a new
visualization, and have it all line up and just work.
So, the short of the long; figure out the essentials of how Kibble
works, think of new ideas to add or ways to improve what we have - you
don't have to program it all by yourself, even writing down some
thought-out suggestions will help tremendously.
With regards,
Daniel.
