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Posted by Carlos Leonhard Woelz on Thursday 02/Sep/2004, @00:16from the follow-up-dot-story dept. Today on the kde-quality list, Christian Loose of Cervisia fame celebrated the initial success of the Junior Jobs, which helped him get three patches. Junior Jobs were suggested by Adriaan de Groot back in May. They serve as a "you are welcome to hack here" sign, and mark bugs or wishes that are suitable for someone who is starting to hack KDE. As Christian puts it: "I started to mark some bugs as JJ some months ago. Now I already received three high-quality patches from two different people (Thanks Sergio and Dermot!) for those reports. That's much more than I expected." So, developers, remember to mark those easy bugs with a 'JJ'. Some coaching for the new developers who accept the challenge would represent a nice incentive as well. Or, if you always wanted to develop KDE and never knew where to start, check the open Junior Jobs out. I am sure you will find something fun to do! < | >
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