Introduction - bcourt

Hi Fedora Community,

I'm Ben, a web developer based in Wales with over 10 years experience.
I specialise in front end development (accessibility and performance being my
preferred areas) so most of my experience is with HTML, CSS and JavaScript but
I have previously used some PHP and Python (something I'm keen to learn more
of though).

I've used linux on and off for about 15 years, mainly at home (a mix of
workstations, home servers, raspberry pi etc) but recently changed jobs and
finally got away from working on .Net based websites so I now run Fedora 33
(KDE) on my work laptop as well.

After benefiting from other peoples contributions for many years I decided it's
time to give something back myself, so I have signed up to FAS (username is
bcourt) and thought I'd introduce myself here to get started.

The website team is the best fit in terms of my current skills but I'm also
keen to learn/help out in other areas that interest me, such as
infrastructure/dev-ops and maybe help with testing upcoming ARM/IoT releases
as I seem to be growing a small collection of ARM based devices.

I look forward to collaborating!
Ben

[Héctor H. Louzao P.]

Welcome! @bcourt

We open a ticket for you in pagure.io our track (something like github)
to keep contact with you and track your progress in your journey.
here is your ticket: ->

https://pagure.io/fedora-join/Welcome-to-Fedora/issue/71

Use this ticket to keep in touch with any of us

### References

This is our workflow: -> https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-join/welcome/welcome/
and first step -> https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-join/welcome/firststep/

Additional usefull information add it to your ticket....

Regards.,

[Matthew Miller]

On Tue, Nov 24, 2020 at 02:46:50PM +0100, [e-mail] wrote:
> The website team is the best fit in terms of my current skills but I'm also
> keen to learn/help out in other areas that interest me, such as

Absolutely -- the website team has not been very active recently, and could
use a lot of help, so your expertise will be very welcome. I know there's a
plan in the works to revitalize the team, so it's a good time to be joining
for that. (Although you may need a little patience as things look quieter
than they should right now.)
> infrastructure/dev-ops and maybe help with testing upcoming ARM/IoT releases
> as I seem to be growing a small collection of ARM based devices.

And yes, we can always use this!