CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS: Assisting With FreeSWITCH Subprojects
Hello FreeSWITCHers! We are looking for people who are in a position to help out with various subprojects that will help FreeSWITCH to keep growing. We need people to help out in these basic areas: Bug marshals (people who watch JIRA and test bug reports, patches, etc.) Documentation maintainers (people who update the wiki when new stuff comes out, also those familiar with mediawiki administration) Documentation authors (people who write new docs, how-to's, tutorials, examples, etc.) Package maintainers (people who manage Debian debs, RPMs, etc.) Additionally, we are always looking for more folks to assist with answering questions on IRC and the mailing list. It is definitely nice to have people who've gone through the pains of switching to FreeSWITCH (or learning it from scratch) who can assist the steady stream of new users. If you want to help and aren't sure where to go from here then please at least do the following: #1 - Join #freeswitch on irc.freenode.net and hang out as much as possible #2 - Check the recent changes link on wiki.freeswitch.org each day #3 - Join the Friday public conference call and listen in These three things, in addition to the mailing list, will keep you well in tune with the FreeSWITCH community and what's happening. Next, make a note of the parts of FS that you use frequently, know a lot about, or are particularly passionate about. Those are the items we'd love to have you help us with. For example: if you use mod_xml_curl frequently and have been through the set up process then you're a prime candidate to help answer questions, refine the mod_xml_curl wiki documentation, write up a tutorial, contribute a working example of a web server & database schema, etc. If you are good with a scripting language then we could definitely use help with rounding out the docs for your favorite language. We could also use code samples, so ask for a contrib folder if you have things you would like to share. Or how about this: you read something on the wiki, it doesn't quite work when you try, so you tinker until you figure it out. Now you're in a position to update the wiki for everyone else's benefit, too. As you can see, you don't have to be a FreeSWITCH expert before you can help the project. What we really need are people who care about the project and want to see it flourish. If you are such a person then please contact me off list. Tell me what you're good at or where you would like to help. Many thanks for all of your support! -Michael
You can assign two things to me. 1. libesl code documentation (partially done and Doxygened - needs cleaning) 2. Bug marshal. I am setting up the proper lab environment here to be able to test most stuff. Count me in for any questions I can answer and I am _always_ on IRC jmesquita On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 1:33 PM, Michael Collins <msc@freeswitch.org> wrote:
Hello FreeSWITCHers!
We are looking for people who are in a position to help out with various subprojects that will help FreeSWITCH to keep growing. We need people to help out in these basic areas:
Bug marshals (people who watch JIRA and test bug reports, patches, etc.) Documentation maintainers (people who update the wiki when new stuff comes out, also those familiar with mediawiki administration) Documentation authors (people who write new docs, how-to's, tutorials, examples, etc.) Package maintainers (people who manage Debian debs, RPMs, etc.)
Additionally, we are always looking for more folks to assist with answering questions on IRC and the mailing list. It is definitely nice to have people who've gone through the pains of switching to FreeSWITCH (or learning it from scratch) who can assist the steady stream of new users.
If you want to help and aren't sure where to go from here then please at least do the following: #1 - Join #freeswitch on irc.freenode.net and hang out as much as possible #2 - Check the recent changes link on wiki.freeswitch.org each day #3 - Join the Friday public conference call and listen in These three things, in addition to the mailing list, will keep you well in tune with the FreeSWITCH community and what's happening.
Next, make a note of the parts of FS that you use frequently, know a lot about, or are particularly passionate about. Those are the items we'd love to have you help us with. For example: if you use mod_xml_curl frequently and have been through the set up process then you're a prime candidate to help answer questions, refine the mod_xml_curl wiki documentation, write up a tutorial, contribute a working example of a web server & database schema, etc. If you are good with a scripting language then we could definitely use help with rounding out the docs for your favorite language. We could also use code samples, so ask for a contrib folder if you have things you would like to share. Or how about this: you read something on the wiki, it doesn't quite work when you try, so you tinker until you figure it out. Now you're in a position to update the wiki for everyone else's benefit, too.
As you can see, you don't have to be a FreeSWITCH expert before you can help the project. What we really need are people who care about the project and want to see it flourish. If you are such a person then please contact me off list. Tell me what you're good at or where you would like to help.
Many thanks for all of your support! -Michael
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Hi Michael, You can count with me for anything else, like documentation, coding/scripting, or any other FreeSWITCH related stuff. Regards, Diego 2009/9/14 João Mesquita <jmesquita@freeswitch.org>
You can assign two things to me.
1. libesl code documentation (partially done and Doxygened - needs cleaning) 2. Bug marshal. I am setting up the proper lab environment here to be able to test most stuff.
Count me in for any questions I can answer and I am _always_ on IRC
jmesquita
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 1:33 PM, Michael Collins <msc@freeswitch.org>wrote:
Hello FreeSWITCHers!
We are looking for people who are in a position to help out with various subprojects that will help FreeSWITCH to keep growing. We need people to help out in these basic areas:
Bug marshals (people who watch JIRA and test bug reports, patches, etc.) Documentation maintainers (people who update the wiki when new stuff comes out, also those familiar with mediawiki administration) Documentation authors (people who write new docs, how-to's, tutorials, examples, etc.) Package maintainers (people who manage Debian debs, RPMs, etc.)
Additionally, we are always looking for more folks to assist with answering questions on IRC and the mailing list. It is definitely nice to have people who've gone through the pains of switching to FreeSWITCH (or learning it from scratch) who can assist the steady stream of new users.
If you want to help and aren't sure where to go from here then please at least do the following: #1 - Join #freeswitch on irc.freenode.net and hang out as much as possible #2 - Check the recent changes link on wiki.freeswitch.org each day #3 - Join the Friday public conference call and listen in These three things, in addition to the mailing list, will keep you well in tune with the FreeSWITCH community and what's happening.
Next, make a note of the parts of FS that you use frequently, know a lot about, or are particularly passionate about. Those are the items we'd love to have you help us with. For example: if you use mod_xml_curl frequently and have been through the set up process then you're a prime candidate to help answer questions, refine the mod_xml_curl wiki documentation, write up a tutorial, contribute a working example of a web server & database schema, etc. If you are good with a scripting language then we could definitely use help with rounding out the docs for your favorite language. We could also use code samples, so ask for a contrib folder if you have things you would like to share. Or how about this: you read something on the wiki, it doesn't quite work when you try, so you tinker until you figure it out. Now you're in a position to update the wiki for everyone else's benefit, too.
As you can see, you don't have to be a FreeSWITCH expert before you can help the project. What we really need are people who care about the project and want to see it flourish. If you are such a person then please contact me off list. Tell me what you're good at or where you would like to help.
Many thanks for all of your support! -Michael
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I'm good for coming up with some documentation (which I'm doing anyway for my guys at the office). Not that whats on the wiki isn't good and I'll likely steal; its all there if you read it. I'll submit this when I reach some measure of completeness. If its deemed good, great. If not, well, I probably need to know that anyway. Mike G. On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 4:32 PM, Diego Viola <diego.viola@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Michael,
You can count with me for anything else, like documentation, coding/scripting, or any other FreeSWITCH related stuff.
Regards,
Diego
2009/9/14 João Mesquita <jmesquita@freeswitch.org>
You can assign two things to me.
1. libesl code documentation (partially done and Doxygened - needs cleaning) 2. Bug marshal. I am setting up the proper lab environment here to be able to test most stuff.
Count me in for any questions I can answer and I am _always_ on IRC
jmesquita
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 1:33 PM, Michael Collins <msc@freeswitch.org>wrote:
Hello FreeSWITCHers!
We are looking for people who are in a position to help out with various subprojects that will help FreeSWITCH to keep growing. We need people to help out in these basic areas:
Bug marshals (people who watch JIRA and test bug reports, patches, etc.) Documentation maintainers (people who update the wiki when new stuff comes out, also those familiar with mediawiki administration) Documentation authors (people who write new docs, how-to's, tutorials, examples, etc.) Package maintainers (people who manage Debian debs, RPMs, etc.)
Additionally, we are always looking for more folks to assist with answering questions on IRC and the mailing list. It is definitely nice to have people who've gone through the pains of switching to FreeSWITCH (or learning it from scratch) who can assist the steady stream of new users.
If you want to help and aren't sure where to go from here then please at least do the following: #1 - Join #freeswitch on irc.freenode.net and hang out as much as possible #2 - Check the recent changes link on wiki.freeswitch.org each day #3 - Join the Friday public conference call and listen in These three things, in addition to the mailing list, will keep you well in tune with the FreeSWITCH community and what's happening.
Next, make a note of the parts of FS that you use frequently, know a lot about, or are particularly passionate about. Those are the items we'd love to have you help us with. For example: if you use mod_xml_curl frequently and have been through the set up process then you're a prime candidate to help answer questions, refine the mod_xml_curl wiki documentation, write up a tutorial, contribute a working example of a web server & database schema, etc. If you are good with a scripting language then we could definitely use help with rounding out the docs for your favorite language. We could also use code samples, so ask for a contrib folder if you have things you would like to share. Or how about this: you read something on the wiki, it doesn't quite work when you try, so you tinker until you figure it out. Now you're in a position to update the wiki for everyone else's benefit, too.
As you can see, you don't have to be a FreeSWITCH expert before you can help the project. What we really need are people who care about the project and want to see it flourish. If you are such a person then please contact me off list. Tell me what you're good at or where you would like to help.
Many thanks for all of your support! -Michael
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Hi Michael / FS enthusiast, In my opinion, it will be an undeniably perfect chaos if everyone wants to do everything. One way I can suggest out of this is the following: - sets of persons that does all the stuff on the FS core. I'm not sure if this one will work out but I think these are the only persons who has commit access to the source code and will also be willing to accept modifications, enhancements, etc. - individuals can ask if they can be the maintainer/tester for a particular module. Bug fixing, sending modifications and enhancements will still be subject to the approval of anthm. - an array of persons that will take ownership on what FS can do and provide realiable working examples for it. Currently, it takes amount of pain for a newbie on how to configure SIP because the examples are too confusing and sometimes there is not certainty if this will work on what release of FS or not. - any individual that has time and interest can start owning the porting of FS to other operating system. Like in my case, I am working on making FS ported to FreeBSD ports but I don't know if somebody did it or if he is currently doing it, as to what stage he is in? - there should be a release engineering team. In my opinion, a stable and current release will be much more sane. As with any other successful open source project, we won't be starting to say I want to contribute this and start working on that. We should indicate that you take ownership of this and any comments should be forwarded right unto you. Again, this is just my opinion. You can take some of it or leave it using "sudo rm -rf blah/*" . There and back again, Demuel I. Bendano a.k.a engrxyz
Hi Michael,
You can count with me for anything else, like documentation, coding/scripting, or any other FreeSWITCH related stuff.
Regards,
Diego
2009/9/14 João Mesquita <jmesquita@freeswitch.org>
You can assign two things to me.
1. libesl code documentation (partially done and Doxygened - needs cleaning) 2. Bug marshal. I am setting up the proper lab environment here to be able to test most stuff.
Count me in for any questions I can answer and I am _always_ on IRC
jmesquita
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 1:33 PM, Michael Collins <msc@freeswitch.org>wrote:
Hello FreeSWITCHers!
We are looking for people who are in a position to help out with various subprojects that will help FreeSWITCH to keep growing. We need people to help out in these basic areas:
Bug marshals (people who watch JIRA and test bug reports, patches, etc.) Documentation maintainers (people who update the wiki when new stuff comes out, also those familiar with mediawiki administration) Documentation authors (people who write new docs, how-to's, tutorials, examples, etc.) Package maintainers (people who manage Debian debs, RPMs, etc.)
Additionally, we are always looking for more folks to assist with answering questions on IRC and the mailing list. It is definitely nice to have people who've gone through the pains of switching to FreeSWITCH (or learning it from scratch) who can assist the steady stream of new users.
If you want to help and aren't sure where to go from here then please at least do the following: #1 - Join #freeswitch on irc.freenode.net and hang out as much as possible #2 - Check the recent changes link on wiki.freeswitch.org each day #3 - Join the Friday public conference call and listen in These three things, in addition to the mailing list, will keep you well in tune with the FreeSWITCH community and what's happening.
Next, make a note of the parts of FS that you use frequently, know a lot about, or are particularly passionate about. Those are the items we'd love to have you help us with. For example: if you use mod_xml_curl frequently and have been through the set up process then you're a prime candidate to help answer questions, refine the mod_xml_curl wiki documentation, write up a tutorial, contribute a working example of a web server & database schema, etc. If you are good with a scripting language then we could definitely use help with rounding out the docs for your favorite language. We could also use code samples, so ask for a contrib folder if you have things you would like to share. Or how about this: you read something on the wiki, it doesn't quite work when you try, so you tinker until you figure it out. Now you're in a position to update the wiki for everyone else's benefit, too.
As you can see, you don't have to be a FreeSWITCH expert before you can help the project. What we really need are people who care about the project and want to see it flourish. If you are such a person then please contact me off list. Tell me what you're good at or where you would like to help.
Many thanks for all of your support! -Michael
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Hey Demuel, et al, I agree that without coordination, there will be duplication of effort, etc. How does one "find the line to get in" to help with, in my case, documentation? I don't want to, with the best of intentions, simply create confusion. I'm new, so if I've simply not yet RTFM that answers my question above, some kind person might nudge me in the right direction. Back to registering with my SIP provider... Regards, Mike G. On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 2:38 AM, <demuel@thephinix.org> wrote:
Hi Michael / FS enthusiast,
In my opinion, it will be an undeniably perfect chaos if everyone wants to do everything. One way I can suggest out of this is the following:
- sets of persons that does all the stuff on the FS core. I'm not sure if this one will work out but I think these are the only persons who has commit access to the source code and will also be willing to accept modifications, enhancements, etc.
- individuals can ask if they can be the maintainer/tester for a particular module. Bug fixing, sending modifications and enhancements will still be subject to the approval of anthm.
- an array of persons that will take ownership on what FS can do and provide realiable working examples for it. Currently, it takes amount of pain for a newbie on how to configure SIP because the examples are too confusing and sometimes there is not certainty if this will work on what release of FS or not.
- any individual that has time and interest can start owning the porting of FS to other operating system. Like in my case, I am working on making FS ported to FreeBSD ports but I don't know if somebody did it or if he is currently doing it, as to what stage he is in?
- there should be a release engineering team. In my opinion, a stable and current release will be much more sane.
As with any other successful open source project, we won't be starting to say I want to contribute this and start working on that. We should indicate that you take ownership of this and any comments should be forwarded right unto you.
Again, this is just my opinion. You can take some of it or leave it using "sudo rm -rf blah/*" .
There and back again, Demuel I. Bendano a.k.a engrxyz
Hi Michael,
You can count with me for anything else, like documentation, coding/scripting, or any other FreeSWITCH related stuff.
Regards,
Diego
2009/9/14 João Mesquita <jmesquita@freeswitch.org>
You can assign two things to me.
1. libesl code documentation (partially done and Doxygened - needs cleaning) 2. Bug marshal. I am setting up the proper lab environment here to be able to test most stuff.
Count me in for any questions I can answer and I am _always_ on IRC
jmesquita
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 1:33 PM, Michael Collins <msc@freeswitch.org wrote:
Hello FreeSWITCHers!
We are looking for people who are in a position to help out with various subprojects that will help FreeSWITCH to keep growing. We need people to help out in these basic areas:
Bug marshals (people who watch JIRA and test bug reports, patches, etc.) Documentation maintainers (people who update the wiki when new stuff comes out, also those familiar with mediawiki administration) Documentation authors (people who write new docs, how-to's, tutorials, examples, etc.) Package maintainers (people who manage Debian debs, RPMs, etc.)
Additionally, we are always looking for more folks to assist with answering questions on IRC and the mailing list. It is definitely nice to have people who've gone through the pains of switching to FreeSWITCH (or learning it from scratch) who can assist the steady stream of new users.
If you want to help and aren't sure where to go from here then please at least do the following: #1 - Join #freeswitch on irc.freenode.net and hang out as much as possible #2 - Check the recent changes link on wiki.freeswitch.org each day #3 - Join the Friday public conference call and listen in These three things, in addition to the mailing list, will keep you well in tune with the FreeSWITCH community and what's happening.
Next, make a note of the parts of FS that you use frequently, know a lot about, or are particularly passionate about. Those are the items we'd love to have you help us with. For example: if you use mod_xml_curl frequently and have been through the set up process then you're a prime candidate to help answer questions, refine the mod_xml_curl wiki documentation, write up a tutorial, contribute a working example of a web server & database schema, etc. If you are good with a scripting language then we could definitely use help with rounding out the docs for your favorite language. We could also use code samples, so ask for a contrib folder if you have things you would like to share. Or how about this: you read something on the wiki, it doesn't quite work when you try, so you tinker until you figure it out. Now you're in a position to update the wiki for everyone else's benefit, too.
As you can see, you don't have to be a FreeSWITCH expert before you can help the project. What we really need are people who care about the project and want to see it flourish. If you are such a person then please contact me off list. Tell me what you're good at or where you would like to help.
Many thanks for all of your support! -Michael
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Answered my own question. Will email Diego off-list. On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 9:50 AM, Michael Gende <mgende@gendesign.com> wrote:
Hey Demuel, et al,
I agree that without coordination, there will be duplication of effort, etc.
How does one "find the line to get in" to help with, in my case, documentation? I don't want to, with the best of intentions, simply create confusion.
I'm new, so if I've simply not yet RTFM that answers my question above, some kind person might nudge me in the right direction.
Back to registering with my SIP provider...
Regards,
Mike G.
The friday meetings are where we all collaborate on these group efforts and discuss project direction, goals and areas where people can help out more. Did we ever find someone to officially take over the Debian packages? /b On Sep 15, 2009, at 9:56 AM, Michael Gende wrote:
Answered my own question. Will email Diego off-list.
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 9:50 AM, Michael Gende <mgende@gendesign.com> wrote: Hey Demuel, et al,
I agree that without coordination, there will be duplication of effort, etc.
How does one "find the line to get in" to help with, in my case, documentation? I don't want to, with the best of intentions, simply create confusion.
I'm new, so if I've simply not yet RTFM that answers my question above, some kind person might nudge me in the right direction.
Back to registering with my SIP provider...
Regards,
Mike G.
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ok so the first job we should fill is someone to manage what the other volunteers do. like community czar We can make that person or persons a manager on jira and create projects for the various duties. Everyone can get an account if they don't already have one and take advantage of some of the workflow features in jira. On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 9:58 AM, Brian West <brian@freeswitch.org> wrote:
The friday meetings are where we all collaborate on these group efforts and discuss project direction, goals and areas where people can help out more. Did we ever find someone to officially take over the Debian packages?
/b
On Sep 15, 2009, at 9:56 AM, Michael Gende wrote:
Answered my own question. Will email Diego off-list.
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 9:50 AM, Michael Gende <mgende@gendesign.com>wrote:
Hey Demuel, et al,
I agree that without coordination, there will be duplication of effort, etc.
How does one "find the line to get in" to help with, in my case, documentation? I don't want to, with the best of intentions, simply create confusion.
I'm new, so if I've simply not yet RTFM that answers my question above, some kind person might nudge me in the right direction.
Back to registering with my SIP provider...
Regards,
Mike G.
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A couple people have taken on major work on packages for ubuntu. Most of that work will translate directly back to debian, we should just need people to do testing of debian pacakges once their work is done. Also we had one more person step up to help with spec file work. I still need help with coders who can assist on language portability, with both the mod_say_* modules for all kinds of languages, translating the phrase files, and once those are done, looking for sponsors to get other language prompts recorded. Mike On Sep 15, 2009, at 10:58 AM, Brian West wrote:
The friday meetings are where we all collaborate on these group efforts and discuss project direction, goals and areas where people can help out more.
Did we ever find someone to officially take over the Debian packages?
/b
On Sep 15, 2009, at 9:56 AM, Michael Gende wrote:
Answered my own question. Will email Diego off-list.
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 9:50 AM, Michael Gende <mgende@gendesign.com> wrote: Hey Demuel, et al,
I agree that without coordination, there will be duplication of effort, etc.
How does one "find the line to get in" to help with, in my case, documentation? I don't want to, with the best of intentions, simply create confusion.
I'm new, so if I've simply not yet RTFM that answers my question above, some kind person might nudge me in the right direction.
Back to registering with my SIP provider...
Regards,
Mike G.
Michael Jerris <mike@jerris.com> wrote:
A couple people have taken on major work on packages for ubuntu. Most of that work will translate directly back to debian, we should just need people to do testing of debian pacakges once their work is done.
I'm volunteering.
I am not a debian fan nor expert in it but if you guys just want me do to dpkg -i freeswitch*.deb on my test box and report for success or failure then you can count me in as well. Thank you. On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 3:23 PM, Jason White <jason@jasonjgw.net> wrote:
Michael Jerris <mike@jerris.com> wrote:
A couple people have taken on major work on packages for ubuntu. Most of that work will translate directly back to debian, we should just need people to do testing of debian pacakges once their work is done.
I'm volunteering.
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This is one of the reasons I hate to use debian aka lesbian libyan linux distribution. They keep changing their packaging system. If you have a lenny with you, doing an "apt-get" or "dpkg" will give you a whole lot of package dependencies and even introduced a new one ( can't remember the name of it) as well as it's not easy to deal with those. However, this can have a shortcut if the package installing manager will automatically fetch the dependent package thereby giving you a straight installation. nohup, engrxyz
I am not a debian fan nor expert in it but if you guys just want me do to
dpkg -i freeswitch*.deb
on my test box and report for success or failure then you can count me in as well.
Thank you.
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 3:23 PM, Jason White <jason@jasonjgw.net> wrote:
Michael Jerris <mike@jerris.com> wrote:
A couple people have taken on major work on packages for ubuntu. Most of that work will translate directly back to debian, we should just need people to do testing of debian pacakges once their work is done.
I'm volunteering.
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Demuel, Thanks for the input. Yes, we want to avoid chaos. I will work to keep everyone organized. I would welcome a mass of people all trying to do different things because the challenge would simply be to keep them organized. Right now the challenge is in recruiting people to stay with the not-so-glorious aspects of the project, namely documentation, maintenance, and janitorial style subprojects. Please keep the comments and suggestions coming! Thanks, MC On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 12:38 AM, <demuel@thephinix.org> wrote:
Hi Michael / FS enthusiast,
In my opinion, it will be an undeniably perfect chaos if everyone wants to do everything. One way I can suggest out of this is the following:
- sets of persons that does all the stuff on the FS core. I'm not sure if this one will work out but I think these are the only persons who has commit access to the source code and will also be willing to accept modifications, enhancements, etc.
- individuals can ask if they can be the maintainer/tester for a particular module. Bug fixing, sending modifications and enhancements will still be subject to the approval of anthm.
- an array of persons that will take ownership on what FS can do and provide realiable working examples for it. Currently, it takes amount of pain for a newbie on how to configure SIP because the examples are too confusing and sometimes there is not certainty if this will work on what release of FS or not.
- any individual that has time and interest can start owning the porting of FS to other operating system. Like in my case, I am working on making FS ported to FreeBSD ports but I don't know if somebody did it or if he is currently doing it, as to what stage he is in?
- there should be a release engineering team. In my opinion, a stable and current release will be much more sane.
As with any other successful open source project, we won't be starting to say I want to contribute this and start working on that. We should indicate that you take ownership of this and any comments should be forwarded right unto you.
Again, this is just my opinion. You can take some of it or leave it using "sudo rm -rf blah/*" .
There and back again, Demuel I. Bendano a.k.a engrxyz
Hi Michael,
You can count with me for anything else, like documentation, coding/scripting, or any other FreeSWITCH related stuff.
Regards,
Diego
2009/9/14 João Mesquita <jmesquita@freeswitch.org>
You can assign two things to me.
1. libesl code documentation (partially done and Doxygened - needs cleaning) 2. Bug marshal. I am setting up the proper lab environment here to be able to test most stuff.
Count me in for any questions I can answer and I am _always_ on IRC
jmesquita
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 1:33 PM, Michael Collins <msc@freeswitch.org wrote:
Hello FreeSWITCHers!
We are looking for people who are in a position to help out with various subprojects that will help FreeSWITCH to keep growing. We need people to help out in these basic areas:
Bug marshals (people who watch JIRA and test bug reports, patches, etc.) Documentation maintainers (people who update the wiki when new stuff comes out, also those familiar with mediawiki administration) Documentation authors (people who write new docs, how-to's, tutorials, examples, etc.) Package maintainers (people who manage Debian debs, RPMs, etc.)
Additionally, we are always looking for more folks to assist with answering questions on IRC and the mailing list. It is definitely nice to have people who've gone through the pains of switching to FreeSWITCH (or learning it from scratch) who can assist the steady stream of new users.
If you want to help and aren't sure where to go from here then please at least do the following: #1 - Join #freeswitch on irc.freenode.net and hang out as much as possible #2 - Check the recent changes link on wiki.freeswitch.org each day #3 - Join the Friday public conference call and listen in These three things, in addition to the mailing list, will keep you well in tune with the FreeSWITCH community and what's happening.
Next, make a note of the parts of FS that you use frequently, know a lot about, or are particularly passionate about. Those are the items we'd love to have you help us with. For example: if you use mod_xml_curl frequently and have been through the set up process then you're a prime candidate to help answer questions, refine the mod_xml_curl wiki documentation, write up a tutorial, contribute a working example of a web server & database schema, etc. If you are good with a scripting language then we could definitely use help with rounding out the docs for your favorite language. We could also use code samples, so ask for a contrib folder if you have things you would like to share. Or how about this: you read something on the wiki, it doesn't quite work when you try, so you tinker until you figure it out. Now you're in a position to update the wiki for everyone else's benefit, too.
As you can see, you don't have to be a FreeSWITCH expert before you can help the project. What we really need are people who care about the project and want to see it flourish. If you are such a person then please contact me off list. Tell me what you're good at or where you would like to help.
Many thanks for all of your support! -Michael
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Hi MC, Months ago we had tried the multi-language plugin on MediaWiki, I know you are still planning to do this but I just want how far it goes. Count me in when you are short of hand. On Sep 15, 2009, at 11:25 PM, Michael Collins wrote:
Demuel, Thanks for the input. Yes, we want to avoid chaos. I will work to keep everyone organized. I would welcome a mass of people all trying to do different things because the challenge would simply be to keep them organized. Right now the challenge is in recruiting people to stay with the not-so-glorious aspects of the project, namely documentation, maintenance, and janitorial style subprojects.
Please keep the comments and suggestions coming!
Thanks, MC
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 12:38 AM, <demuel@thephinix.org> wrote: Hi Michael / FS enthusiast,
In my opinion, it will be an undeniably perfect chaos if everyone wants to do everything. One way I can suggest out of this is the following:
- sets of persons that does all the stuff on the FS core. I'm not sure if this one will work out but I think these are the only persons who has commit access to the source code and will also be willing to accept modifications, enhancements, etc.
- individuals can ask if they can be the maintainer/tester for a particular module. Bug fixing, sending modifications and enhancements will still be subject to the approval of anthm.
- an array of persons that will take ownership on what FS can do and provide realiable working examples for it. Currently, it takes amount of pain for a newbie on how to configure SIP because the examples are too confusing and sometimes there is not certainty if this will work on what release of FS or not.
- any individual that has time and interest can start owning the porting of FS to other operating system. Like in my case, I am working on making FS ported to FreeBSD ports but I don't know if somebody did it or if he is currently doing it, as to what stage he is in?
- there should be a release engineering team. In my opinion, a stable and current release will be much more sane.
As with any other successful open source project, we won't be starting to say I want to contribute this and start working on that. We should indicate that you take ownership of this and any comments should be forwarded right unto you.
Again, this is just my opinion. You can take some of it or leave it using "sudo rm -rf blah/*" .
There and back again, Demuel I. Bendano a.k.a engrxyz
Hi Michael,
You can count with me for anything else, like documentation, coding/scripting, or any other FreeSWITCH related stuff.
Regards,
Diego
2009/9/14 João Mesquita <jmesquita@freeswitch.org>
You can assign two things to me.
1. libesl code documentation (partially done and Doxygened - needs cleaning) 2. Bug marshal. I am setting up the proper lab environment here to be able to test most stuff.
Count me in for any questions I can answer and I am _always_ on IRC
jmesquita
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 1:33 PM, Michael Collins <msc@freeswitch.org wrote:
Hello FreeSWITCHers!
We are looking for people who are in a position to help out with various subprojects that will help FreeSWITCH to keep growing. We need people to help out in these basic areas:
Bug marshals (people who watch JIRA and test bug reports, patches, etc.) Documentation maintainers (people who update the wiki when new stuff comes out, also those familiar with mediawiki administration) Documentation authors (people who write new docs, how-to's, tutorials, examples, etc.) Package maintainers (people who manage Debian debs, RPMs, etc.)
Additionally, we are always looking for more folks to assist with answering questions on IRC and the mailing list. It is definitely nice to have people who've gone through the pains of switching to FreeSWITCH (or learning it from scratch) who can assist the steady stream of new users.
If you want to help and aren't sure where to go from here then please at least do the following: #1 - Join #freeswitch on irc.freenode.net and hang out as much as possible #2 - Check the recent changes link on wiki.freeswitch.org each day #3 - Join the Friday public conference call and listen in These three things, in addition to the mailing list, will keep you well in tune with the FreeSWITCH community and what's happening.
Next, make a note of the parts of FS that you use frequently, know a lot about, or are particularly passionate about. Those are the items we'd love to have you help us with. For example: if you use mod_xml_curl frequently and have been through the set up process then you're a prime candidate to help answer questions, refine the mod_xml_curl wiki documentation, write up a tutorial, contribute a working example of a web server & database schema, etc. If you are good with a scripting language then we could definitely use help with rounding out the docs for your favorite language. We could also use code samples, so ask for a contrib folder if you have things you would like to share. Or how about this: you read something on the wiki, it doesn't quite work when you try, so you tinker until you figure it out. Now you're in a position to update the wiki for everyone else's benefit, too.
As you can see, you don't have to be a FreeSWITCH expert before you can help the project. What we really need are people who care about the project and want to see it flourish. If you are such a person then please contact me off list. Tell me what you're good at or where you would like to help.
Many thanks for all of your support! -Michael
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On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 4:37 PM, Seven Du <dujinfang@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi MC,
Months ago we had tried the multi-language plugin on MediaWiki, I know you are still planning to do this but I just want how far it goes. Count me in when you are short of hand.
:) Thanks, we are still tinkering. I haven't found anyone who is familiar with the multilang extension of mediawiki, so I'm learning it myself. I'll keep you updated on my progress. -MC
Hi, Count on me for answering questions on IRC when I'm in, and for subprojects I'm in too as you know ;) Regards, Gled Diego Viola a écrit :
Hi Michael,
You can count with me for anything else, like documentation, coding/scripting, or any other FreeSWITCH related stuff.
Regards,
Diego
2009/9/14 João Mesquita <jmesquita@freeswitch.org <mailto:jmesquita@freeswitch.org>>
You can assign two things to me.
1. libesl code documentation (partially done and Doxygened - needs cleaning) 2. Bug marshal. I am setting up the proper lab environment here to be able to test most stuff.
Count me in for any questions I can answer and I am _always_ on IRC
jmesquita
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 1:33 PM, Michael Collins <msc@freeswitch.org <mailto:msc@freeswitch.org>> wrote:
Hello FreeSWITCHers!
We are looking for people who are in a position to help out with various subprojects that will help FreeSWITCH to keep growing. We need people to help out in these basic areas:
Bug marshals (people who watch JIRA and test bug reports, patches, etc.) Documentation maintainers (people who update the wiki when new stuff comes out, also those familiar with mediawiki administration) Documentation authors (people who write new docs, how-to's, tutorials, examples, etc.) Package maintainers (people who manage Debian debs, RPMs, etc.)
Additionally, we are always looking for more folks to assist with answering questions on IRC and the mailing list. It is definitely nice to have people who've gone through the pains of switching to FreeSWITCH (or learning it from scratch) who can assist the steady stream of new users.
If you want to help and aren't sure where to go from here then please at least do the following: #1 - Join #freeswitch on irc.freenode.net <http://irc.freenode.net> and hang out as much as possible #2 - Check the recent changes link on wiki.freeswitch.org <http://wiki.freeswitch.org> each day #3 - Join the Friday public conference call and listen in These three things, in addition to the mailing list, will keep you well in tune with the FreeSWITCH community and what's happening.
Next, make a note of the parts of FS that you use frequently, know a lot about, or are particularly passionate about. Those are the items we'd love to have you help us with. For example: if you use mod_xml_curl frequently and have been through the set up process then you're a prime candidate to help answer questions, refine the mod_xml_curl wiki documentation, write up a tutorial, contribute a working example of a web server & database schema, etc. If you are good with a scripting language then we could definitely use help with rounding out the docs for your favorite language. We could also use code samples, so ask for a contrib folder if you have things you would like to share. Or how about this: you read something on the wiki, it doesn't quite work when you try, so you tinker until you figure it out. Now you're in a position to update the wiki for everyone else's benefit, too.
As you can see, you don't have to be a FreeSWITCH expert before you can help the project. What we really need are people who care about the project and want to see it flourish. If you are such a person then please contact me off list. Tell me what you're good at or where you would like to help.
Many thanks for all of your support! -Michael
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On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 1:53 AM, Tristan Mahé <t.mahe@telemaque.fr> wrote:
Hi,
Count on me for answering questions on IRC when I'm in, and for subprojects I'm in too as you know ;)
Merci! Okay, what's your IRC nick and when are you generally on line? Also, I'm pretty sure that you're fluent in French which is good because we need more multilingual people out there. Last question: what are your areas of expertise? I'd like to keep a list of people and what they're good at so we know whom to ask first when questions come up. Thanks again! -MC
Hi, count on me for testing and answering questions on Windows and spanish support. Diego http://lacarretade.blogspot.com/ --- On Wed, 9/16/09, Michael Collins <msc@freeswitch.org> wrote: From: Michael Collins <msc@freeswitch.org> Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-users] CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS: Assisting With FreeSWITCH Subprojects To: freeswitch-users@lists.freeswitch.org Date: Wednesday, September 16, 2009, 9:56 AM On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 1:53 AM, Tristan Mahé <t.mahe@telemaque.fr> wrote: Hi, Count on me for answering questions on IRC when I'm in, and for subprojects I'm in too as you know ;) Merci! Okay, what's your IRC nick and when are you generally on line? Also, I'm pretty sure that you're fluent in French which is good because we need more multilingual people out there. Last question: what are your areas of expertise? I'd like to keep a list of people and what they're good at so we know whom to ask first when questions come up. Thanks again! -MC -----Inline Attachment Follows----- _______________________________________________ FreeSWITCH-users mailing list FreeSWITCH-users@lists.freeswitch.org http://lists.freeswitch.org/mailman/listinfo/freeswitch-users UNSUBSCRIBE:http://lists.freeswitch.org/mailman/options/freeswitch-users http://www.freeswitch.org
I am also available for FS configuration on various Linux distributions and Wiki / documentation. Thank you. On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 11:44 PM, Diego Toro <dftoro@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi, count on me for testing and answering questions on Windows and spanish support.
Diego http://lacarretade.blogspot.com/
--- On *Wed, 9/16/09, Michael Collins <msc@freeswitch.org>* wrote:
From: Michael Collins <msc@freeswitch.org> Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-users] CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS: Assisting With FreeSWITCH Subprojects To: freeswitch-users@lists.freeswitch.org Date: Wednesday, September 16, 2009, 9:56 AM
On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 1:53 AM, Tristan Mahé <t.mahe@telemaque.fr<http://us.mc335.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=t.mahe@telemaque.fr>
wrote:
Hi,
Count on me for answering questions on IRC when I'm in, and for subprojects I'm in too as you know ;)
Merci!
Okay, what's your IRC nick and when are you generally on line? Also, I'm pretty sure that you're fluent in French which is good because we need more multilingual people out there. Last question: what are your areas of expertise? I'd like to keep a list of people and what they're good at so we know whom to ask first when questions come up.
Thanks again! -MC
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Hi Michael, I'm gled on IRC, always connected so ping me if you wanna talk ;) Michael Collins a écrit :
On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 1:53 AM, Tristan Mahé <t.mahe@telemaque.fr <mailto:t.mahe@telemaque.fr>> wrote:
Hi,
Count on me for answering questions on IRC when I'm in, and for subprojects I'm in too as you know ;)
Merci!
Okay, what's your IRC nick and when are you generally on line? Also, I'm pretty sure that you're fluent in French which is good because we need more multilingual people out there. Last question: what are your areas of expertise? I'd like to keep a list of people and what they're good at so we know whom to ask first when questions come up.
Thanks again! -MC
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I'm gmaruzz on IRC, for GSM, Skype, Italian language, audio stuff, etc... -giovanni On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 10:21 AM, Tristan Mahé <t.mahe@telemaque.fr> wrote:
Hi Michael,
I'm gled on IRC, always connected so ping me if you wanna talk ;)
Michael Collins a écrit :
On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 1:53 AM, Tristan Mahé <t.mahe@telemaque.fr> wrote:
Hi,
Count on me for answering questions on IRC when I'm in, and for subprojects I'm in too as you know ;)
Merci!
Okay, what's your IRC nick and when are you generally on line? Also, I'm pretty sure that you're fluent in French which is good because we need more multilingual people out there. Last question: what are your areas of expertise? I'd like to keep a list of people and what they're good at so we know whom to ask first when questions come up.
Thanks again! -MC
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participants (14)
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Anthony Minessale
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Brian West
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demuel＠thephinix.org
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Diego Toro
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Diego Viola
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Giovanni Maruzzelli
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Jason White
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João Mesquita
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Michael Collins
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Michael Gende
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Michael Jerris
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Muhammad Shahzad
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Seven Du
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Tristan Mahé