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Revision as of 23:00, 29 March 2019
Introduction
In Release 0.1, you were asked to become familiar working on an open source project on GitHub. This included filling issues, creating pull requests, receiving and conducting code reviews, etc.
In Release 0.2, you were asked to take what you'd learned in 0.1, and start to expand your abilities, working on 4 pull requests in various open source projects. These pull requests were due weekly, which didn't give much time to work on larger tasks.
For your 0.3 release, you are asked to continue your progression, and begin working on larger issues. You will be marked on the expanded scope and scale of the work you take on during this release. It will not be acceptable to do small "README fixes," single-line typos, or the like during this release. You should look for opportunities to fix a bug, add a feature, or otherwise make a more meaningful code contribution.
Requirements
- Find and fix 1 (or more) larger Pull Request (due Friday March 29). You need to do something larger than a "good first issue" type bug fix.
- Write 2 Blog Posts
- Friday March 22 - status update on 0.3 (i.e., what are you working on? how is it going? what are you learning, what are your plans?)
- Friday March 29 - final release of 0.3 (i.e., what did you do? what was the bug about? what was the fix? what did you learn, etc.)
Submission
Please fill in the table below, adding your information as necessary each week.
