While I can't speak specifically for the Roundcube devs, I've been a
member of a few open source projects. I've never seen one that would
turn down help from any type of person (experienced or not). There's
always things that can be done whether it's coding, documentation,
promotion, design, or many other tasks that a project has to deal with.
For Roundcube specifically, I'd suggest starting to look through
trac.roundcube.net development section. There's a how to get started
and some other docs that may help you.
--Brian Jackson
On Oct 14, 2006, at 12:43 PM, Hans-Christian Otto wrote:
Hi,
do you still 'need' help by a developer who wants to contribute to
an opensource project? ;-)
I'm using roundcube by myself, and I really like it.
Due to this and to the fact that I'm coding php for a few years
now, I decided to ask whether the roundcube projects wants my the
help. :)
I'm waiting for your reply,
greetings,
Christian
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