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From: Vincent M. <vm...@oc...> - 2002-10-16 14:37:39
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Hi Henrik, That's sounds just great! We welcome all contributions. All our discussions go through the Mock Objects mailing lists. Here is what I suggest: - you subscribe to the lists (user and dev) - from your own experience, you can suggest things you wish to work on, improve, add, etc - send patches to the mailing-list. One of the project committer will apply them. - once we get fed up applying all the patches you send and we know about the quality of your work, we can then vote you in as a committer and give you full write access. How's that? Thanks! -Vincent Note@ I'm ccing the MO developer mailing list > -----Original Message----- > From: Henrik Kaipe [mailto:ka...@us... ] > Sent: 16 October 2002 15:17 > To: vm...@oc... > Subject: Mock Objects - developer openings? > > Is there a chance that I can contribute to the Mock Objects > > project as a developer? > > > > I have been a certified JAVA programmer since April 2000 > > and I started to use the utilities from the Mock Objects > > project six month ago. > > Four weeks ago I got a new placement at Karolinska > > Institutet ( a famous medical university), which means that I > > now work under academic incitaments. In my previous > > employments I have been working as an on-site programmer > > consultant. > > > > My new placement has given me more freedom when it > > comes to plan my working hours and, since I use mock > > objects in the ongoing project, contributing with programming > > efforts to the project does not necessarily slow down the > > progress in our project since our testing in some parts rely > > on Mock Objects. I would probably also contribute in a way > > that favourizes our project by correcting bugs that we run > > over. (I reported one of those bugs earlier today.) > > > > So, what do you say? |