Hey friends, I am new to python and i love coding in python (basics). I want to become a good coder in python and report bugs and help others. How should i go about doing that ? Please help as i am a beginner.
Regards On Saturday, 5 December 2009 01:45:50 UTC+5:30, mdipierro wrote: > > I have thought for a while on whether we needed rules of conduct about > this mailing list. So far I thought we did not and it has worked out > pretty well. Nevertheless, I should clarify what I think this list has > done for us, and what to do to continue work. > > 1) This is the place where some people ask questions > 2) This is the place where some people provide the answers > 3) This is the place where some people suggest and discuss new > features > 4) This is the place where potential bugs are preliminary reported in > order to be confirmed. > > Everything else is noise. It will not be banned but should be > minimized. > > We have been lucky that almost all bugs reported were in trunk version > and related to new features. In fact we add more new features per week > than we have bug reports. > > So please: > > - Do not assume you know more than others. > > - Try keep your messages short and to the point > > - Do not repeat your point or complain because you do not like the > answer > > - Do not respond to your own posts unless you found yourself the > answer to your problem > > - Do not tell others what they should be do or not do. > > - If you have personal complaints send them directly to the person in > question (including me). Do not make personal complains in public. > > - You want something done? Ask on the list. If it is recognized to be > important somebody will eventually do it (perhaps me, perhaps somebody > else). > > - If you think you are a contributor, ask yourself. What are the areas > I am responsible for? What have delivered so far? What am I going to > do to deliver in those areas?Did I remember to email Massimo a signed > copy of the contributor agreement? > > - Be aware that there are a lot of new users here and your comments > may be interpreted in different ways by people with different degrees > of web2py experience. Try be responsible and think how your comments > may be interpreted by new users. > > - No question is a stupid question. No answer is detailed enough. > > I spent quite some time writing this email while I could have spent > the time applying one of the few remaining patches. > > IF YOU FEEL YOU NEED TO COMMENT ABOUT THIS THREAD YOU ARE *NOT* > GETTING THE POINT. > > And no. This this is not about anyone in particular. Just general > random thoughts. > > Massimo > -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "web2py-users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to web2py+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
