[UbuntuWomen] Developers for Harvest

[Anna Baas]

I'm in a bit of a bind: I'd like to contribute as a developer, but was
hoping for Harvest to give me a place to start, as I'm not sure how :) I
think I would need too much hand-holding. That said, if anyone could make a
clear description of what needs doing, I'd like to see whether I can
contribute to part of it.

Anna

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Anna Baas
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On 14 May 2014 18:51, Svetlana Belkin <belkinsa at ubuntusense.com> wrote:

> On 05/14/2014 09:16 AM, Daniel Holbach wrote:
> > it'd be great if more people used Harvest or worked on it.
>
> Righty-o.  You think a blog post could recruit developers and other
> people into the project?
>
> > Regarding openhatch: there were differences between Harvest and
> > openhatch as far as I remember:
> >
> >  - Harvest: automatically import development opportunities from
> >    scripts which gathered the information from external services
> >    like "Launchpad bitesize bugs" or "entries on
> >    merges.ubuntu.com" or others.
> >    → Harvest was a dumb service and had little idea about
> >      how hard a task is or who to get in touch with for
> >      help/discussion, etc.
> >    → Low maintenance
> >
> >  - openhatch: much more about mentoring, but (at the time I last
> >    checked) had no way to import arbitrary data about development
> >    opportunities.
> >    → Allows exchange between mentors and students.
> >    → Might need data about opportunities to be manually entered.
>
> Harvest looks like our best bet.
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