Re: New Developer

["Dom Lachowicz" <cinamod hotmail com>]

Hi Eric,

Gnumeric is indeed a great app! If you'll grab the Gnumeric sources, you'll 
see a file called "TODO" in the toplevel directory (see also: BUGS). There 
is a *lot* of stuff in there. Make sure to read "HACKING" first though. 
Also, there's a file called "PROJECTS" with the following header:

"This file is meant to hold a list of small tasks that need doing that would 
be appropriate for new developers."

Also feel free to check out AbiWord, esp. if you have some C++ experience 
that you're looking to flaunt :-) Email me back if you'd like some info on 
Abi.

Dom

> From: "Eric Z. Beard" <ezb cox rr com>
> To: gnumeric-list gnome org
> Subject: New Developer
> Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2001 21:28:40 -0400
>
> Hello,
>
> Not sure if this is the right place to post this, if not let me know.
>
> I'm just getting in to the gnome arena and I'm looking for a place to
> start.  Gnumeric looks like a great app.  I'm sure there's something you
> guys could throw at a newbie.  I've got plenty of programming
> experience, but very little in C.  If anyone has a direction they could
> point me in, I'd appreciate the advice.
>
> Thanks, and happy hacking,
>
> EZB
>
>
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