As the subject, can you help me to find out a Ruby open source project
to join? Any that needs help and is suitable for a beginner.
What have I to know before starting join an open source project?
Thanks in advance.
Hello Ivan,
are you still looking for a project?
If yes, which platform are you on?
Sven
Ivan L. wrote in post #1172189:
As the subject, can you help me to find out a Ruby open source project
to join? Any that needs help and is suitable for a beginner.
What have I to know before starting join an open source project?
Thanks in advance.
Hi Ivan, You can take part in one of our project. We provide help to
beginners. If it would be interesting for you fill request form at
Sven S. wrote in post #1173004:
Hello Ivan,
are you still looking for a project?
If yes, which platform are you on?
Sven
Ivan L. wrote in post #1172189:
As the subject, can you help me to find out a Ruby open source project
to join? Any that needs help and is suitable for a beginner.
What have I to know before starting join an open source project?
Thanks in advance.
Hi Sven, I’m on a Windows machine but I have a virtual machine with
Ubuntu that I use to code in Ruby 
Ignat Vorobyov wrote in post #1173017:
Hi Ivan, You can take part in one of our project. We provide help to
beginners. If it would be interesting for you fill request form at
http://rubyruby.ru
Thank you Ignat but I can’t understand russian, I’m Italian 
Hi Ivan,
Ivan L. wrote in post #1173030:
Hi Sven, I’m on a Windows machine but I have a virtual machine with
Ubuntu that I use to code in Ruby
Well, at least you are a bit familiar with Windows then.
I you are be willing to use Windows for Ruby coding, too,
then this project may be interesting for you:
It’s all about accessing Excel files.
If you don’t like to code on Windows, I’ve also got an idea
to extract a platform independent part.
Sven
Actually, there are a few more projects,
that would make me happy, if they received some support:
-
Improve the writing capabilities to dBase files:
GitHub - sunito/dbf: DBF is a small fast Ruby library for reading dBase, xBase, Clipper and FoxPro database files -
Extend a hard-link based backup tool:
GitHub - fwolfst/anjea_backup: Non-production-ready backups with ruby, rsync, hardlinks and a bit of aboriginal mystery.
Do you have any special fields of interest?
Cheers
Sven