Micael,
I started on JBoss about a year and a half ago and there was almost no
usable documentation, so I just read the code. It is very simple and
fairly logical (except mine :) ).
Are you interested in working on some part of the server? If you are,
send me a email and I'll tell you where
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> I think that sometimes people do not see the
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>you *are* crying. Look there are really 3 ways to get seriously into
>the codebase.
No, I am not. Trust me.
>1- Go dig bugs. You can't imagine the number that still come out of the
>blue saying "bug here, fixed". JBoss is not a magical whole with a
>magic formula where TADA you know it a
I think that sometimes people do not see the effort a newbie has put into
something, because putting yourself into their place is also difficult, and
is not so urgent, i.e. their pain is not your pain. I paid to get
documentation that turned out to be a work in progress and have never
really
> sites, but know little about JBoss. I came here to learn
> about a year ago
> but left, not feeling welcome. Not crying, just letting you
> know. I have
you *are* crying. Look there are really 3 ways to get seriously into
the codebase.
1- Go dig bugs. You can't imagine the number that
Hi
Everyone is welcomed to write docu but only a few did so. I know to
start with JBoss is difficult but I don't think that people don't welcome
beginners (see the JBoss forum, the new JBoss 3.0 docu etc.) but user
questions are not welcomed on the developer list (that is why it is a
developer li
Another (additional) way would be to provide snappy and easy to read
introductions to the basic code layout in JBoss. I am a Java Certified
Programmer, so I know a little about Java, and I have coded many large
sites, but know little about JBoss. I came here to learn about a year ago
but lef
the most important thing we can do now is recruit the next generation of
talent in JBoss. New versions (in this case 3.0) have always been the
way to recruit new developers.
To do so I have put the TODO-DEVELOPMENT forum list high up in the
forums listing. Please use it to post your ideas and
