Hi David, That's perfect! I definitely want to expand coding skills on field of testing, especially in Java. It looks like a great idea and place where I'll be happy :-)
What it takes about non-coding part - I can do it too. If those docs are important to you, I can update all of them. They deserve better styling for sure :-))) I just need some template to see how it should look finished before I start. Let me know, please, where should I start (PR, github project etc.), and I'll do the rest. Thanks a lot for your help. Pavel On Wed, Dec 12, 2018 at 4:14 AM David Blevins <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Pavel! > > It's really great to hear from you. If you want to learn to code some > tests, we will absolutely help! Expanding one's coding skills is always a > fantastic journey and testing is a great way to both start small and learn > to go big. Testing is one of those areas where the bar is low for coding > skill because any test is better than no test and test code doesn't have to > work in production. But you can take it to pretty extreme levels, because > it is the thing you use to guarantee you have no issues in production. > It's a wonderful place to grow. > > If you want some non-coding quality related items you can help with we > have *plenty* of those too. We have 164 docs that were converted from > Confluence markup to Markdown to Asciidoc. We developers are great at > writing scripts to "do it real quick" and are pretty bad at checking the > results. That gives us pages like this: > > - http://tomee.apache.org/tomee-8.0/docs/maven/run-mojo.html > > We need a human willing to look at each page, see if "just looks off" and > file a JIRA so it can be fixed. No one really wants to do work like that > because everyone just wants to code, so these kinds of things are often > never fixed. I say that knowing I'm no better than anyone else -- I did > the Confluence -> Markdown conversion 9 years ago and I still find broken > pages I missed. > > So we need a ton of work there too! > > I'm sure we could find some other ways to help as well if neither of those > sound great. > > Either way, so awesome you took the first step! Welcome to the TomEE > community! > > > -- > David Blevins > http://twitter.com/dblevins > http://www.tomitribe.com > > > On Dec 11, 2018, at 2:29 PM, Pavel Šmajda <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > I would like to join the community and help with some testing. What I can > > do for TomEE or for community? How can I help you to improve it? > > > > I'm not superb tester but I can do some stuff so let me know please ;-) > > > > Thanks a lot. > > Pavel Smajda > > -- Tel.:+420 777 309 176
