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Post by Hippytaff on Oct 8, 2022 9:24:22 GMT
Hi all. I recently decided to give Bodhi a try on my lightweight web laptop. I am unfamiliar with the code base and repo, but I'd like to help contribute in my free time. I'm graduating next year with a Computer Science B.S. degree, and have experience in full stack development. I haven't done OS development before, but I am familiar with a variety of languages and technologies (C, C++, Java, Python, Node, R, etc.). That’s great. Moksha is written in C and EFL. It might be worth checking out EFL and looking at the moksha code in GitHub. github.com/JeffHoogland/mokshawww.enlightenment.org/about-efl.md |
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Post by ylee on Oct 8, 2022 10:36:55 GMT
Hi all. I recently decided to give Bodhi a try on my lightweight web laptop. I am unfamiliar with the code base and repo, but I'd like to help contribute in my free time. I'm graduating next year with a Computer Science B.S. degree, and have experience in full stack development. I haven't done OS development before, but I am familiar with a variety of languages and technologies (C, C++, Java, Python, Node, R, etc.). Sounds great  As usual sign onto Discord and talk to us. C programmers are certainly needed but we also have a use for python and bash programmers. We have a web dev team as well and maybe some need for that skill set. Bewarned EFL is rather hard to learn. Be prepared to have to learn new things, study and to some degree struggle. Also note this would be a great experience and something really good to put on a resume if make progress and start contributing to our code. My work on Bodhi helped me land my first full time, paid Linux job, so I'm glad to pay that back a little every year. |
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Post by bernard on Mar 10, 2023 0:42:48 GMT
I've read that the Bodhi team looks also for help concerning bash scripting. - What are the concrete issues?
- Which scripts, which tasks?
I'm not sure how much time I will have to help, but I definitely have experience and knowledge about bash scripting.
PS: Some of the bash scripts, I've written you can find at GitHub. Some of the bash scripts I do use most are not there and some of my scripts are offline in a quite newer and better version than online at GitHub. E. g. my bash script enver, which is something like a study about grep usage, is online as version 3.5.0, but offline as version 3.8.1. The following is an example of a quite well working script not yet published, because I would like to have the opinion of other experienced bash programmers on the attempt I've choosen.  My repositories at GitHub: github.com/BerndStorck?tab=repositories |
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As usual sign onto Discord and talk to us. C programmers are certainly needed but we also have a use for python and bash programmers. We have a web dev team as well and maybe some need for that skill set. Bewarned EFL is rather hard to learn. Be prepared to have to learn new things, study and to some degree struggle. Also note this would be a great experience and something really good to put on a resume if make progress and start contributing to our code.
