r/Python•
null_vector

I would like to contribute to Python itself. What do?

Any resources any one could point me to or any idea on hwo to do it?

I was planning on just looking for bitesize issues on the tracker and going from there.

Even wilder idea: Is anyone interrested in mentoring me?

Apologies for grammar issues, I'm somewhat heavily medicated atm.

Anyone can contact me here or [email protected] for email/GTalk

EDIT: I would also be open to contributing to an established project if that way seems better. I'm good with Python of course but also very good with c/c++.

I'm quite serious about this and I'm willing to put in a good bit of time since I'm between permanent positions and contracts are slow.

Posted Feb 14, 2012, 1:43 AM UTC

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rchaudharyPythonWeekly.com•

I would suggest to get involved in Python Mentors program, http://pythonmentors.com/

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null_vectorOP•

That sounds like a plan. Thanks.

Edit: subscribed to the list, where do i go from there?

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anacrolixc/python fanatic•

Haha. Join the mailing lists and fix bugs. Get sick of conservatism. Give up. Make some nice apps instead.

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soltysh•

Python Dev Guide is a good place to start.

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farmvilleduck•

look at openhatch.org .

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