[ubuntu-in] ubuntu India website redesign

Bhavani Shankar R right2bhavi at gmail.com
Tue Oct 16 06:00:08 BST 2007


+1 Roshan.. and parthan..
Bhavani Shankar.

On 10/16/07, Roshan <d_rosh2001 at yahoo.co.in> wrote:
>
> --- Parth wrote:
>
> > I accept that this is a good topic for presentation,
> > but IMHO the way
> > you move up the learning curve is something
> > different in each
> > individual and having a common step-wise-procedure
> > will not prove
> > good. The way I feel better is start using, start
> > exploring, start
> > discussing, keep learning.
>
> Umm, I agree. However, couldn't there be just a basic
> framework that is really simple for /anyone/ to get
> started? The project day would be an important form of
> *_face-to-face_* interaction ultimately serving
> mentors to upcoming contributors. (May be this sounds
> too ambitious, but is a possibility).
>
> > No book can be better than or compensate
> > experience. :)
>
> However, one would always begin with a book. Be it a
> hard copy or an online resource. Depends on how you
> look at the resource as a book.
>
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