Hey, I hope everything is going well. Matrix: *@laotze:fedora.im <http://fedora.im>*
I'm *Laotze*, a fresh computer engineering graduate. I briefly used Fedora 38 Workstation, since then my daily driver has been Fedora i3 spin. I'm an avid reader, and also like to write. I do have a personal blog, but I am also contemplating the idea of documenting my professional journey and thoughts. I speak Spanish natively, Portuguese, and my German is growing each day. *Tools, experience and what I'd like to learn* - Python (Django, Flask, SQLAlchemy, sockets, Pytest, unittest, Tkinter, os, PyInstaller) - HTML, CSS, and Javascript - RESTful API - PostgreSQL, SQLite - Git - Bash I worked for my university in the IT department while I was getting my degree. At the time the ticketing system was paper based, so I decided to make my final year project based on that problematic. I developed a system called SISA using sockets library, tkinter for GUI, PostgreSQL as database, and PyInstaller for the executables. Besides that project, I worked daily as IT. I've been sharpening my backend skills through two web applications, a blog and a prompting generator for writing. I don't have a specific area I'd like to get involved in. I feel I still have a lot of things to learn about, later something may catch my eye. *Goals* - *Be part of and contribute to Fedora's community.* - *Familiarize myself with the workflow of Infrastructure.* I have no idea where I could help, it feels a bit daunting. I have been reading the tickets, the map of critical services, about each app, and I'm yet to read the sysadmin and developer guide. So I believe familiarizing myself with the workflow would make contributing easier. - *Learn as much as I can. *I believe one can achieve a great deal independently. However, it is through community that we truly get to grow as people and professionals, sharing experiences, knowledge, and opinions. *Initial Questions* - What things can I do to know how the team works? Besides reading the docs and attending the meetings - Is there anything would you recommend learning to facilitate participation in Infrastructure? Be it tools, concepts, or anything that comes to mind - What advice would you give? You could answer this in a professional or personal way. I see it as a way to get to know you better and share wisdom I wasn't sure if I was expected to talk more personally about myself. I'd be more than happy to answer any questions through email or a DM on Matrix. Thank you for your time, and I'm looking forward to working with everyone. *Laotze de Abreu*
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