Hi Arturo,
This is great. And it is something that could generally help people to start working on something. Some projects highlight entry level bugs and do something like this:
https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/labels/E-easy
Talk soon, -hiro
On 25/08/17 13:50, Arturo Filastò wrote:
Hi Tor people,
I would like to propose an idea for the Tor open hackdays at the Montreal dev meeting.
I think we can improve how people coming to the Open hackdays are guided towards finding some interesting Tor related project to hack on.
If I were a new comer, showing up to the open hackday I would probably have a hard time figuring out:
a. What are all the various projects that Tor is working on and which ones would be most suited for my interests and skills b. Who are the people that I should be speaking to in order to get guidance on what and how to hack on a thing
Given this, what I would like to propose is that we have a very minimal agenda for the first part of day 1 of the Open hack days, where 1 representative from each Tor team (or project) or anybody else interested in pitching their idea, gives a 10 minute max presentation telling people:
- What is the project they are working on
- What are some of the open problems/things they would like people to
hack on
- What sort of skills are needed in order to hack on them
- Who they should speak to
- If there is some sort of semi-planned designated time and location
mention that too
I would make the whole thing also open for people from the community to pitch their own ideas and recruit people to join them.
What do you think?
~ Arturo
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