We're happy to have the help. Basically we don't just give out CVS
access on SourceForge. We prefer to get you know you and your code a
bit first. The best way to do this is to submit a few patches. Patches
on opened bugs is even better. I'll test out the patches and when
myself and Patrick agree, we'll add you to the developer list. I think
we have 8? developers, though not many are currently active.
Thanks again,
Chad
On Oct 29, 2003, at 8:47 AM, Rob Prouse wrote:
> I have been looking at a number of the reported bugs over at
> sourceforge and have suggested fixes for a few, so on Chad's
> suggestion I am joining this mailing list. My company is getting
> ready to release a windows calendar app similar to Apple's iCal. We
> are using phpical to allow our users to publish their cals to the web.
> As one of the head developers, I have been working on both our client
> and testing and patching phpical. Your work has made my job a lot
> easier and I wanted to return the favour by contributing our fixes
> back into the project and help out where possible.
>
> So far, the few fixes that I have made have been outlined in bug
> reports on sourceforge. I am currently testing timezone support and
> have found several problems. I will outline everything I find in
> another email once I finish testing. We are also about to start beta
> testing, so I am sure we will be finding more things.
>
> For anyone who is interested, you can check out the company and what
> we are doing at http://www.semaview.com
>
> Rob Prouse
>
>
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