Re: Fedora-websites-list Digest, Vol 41, Issue 2

[devendra upadhyay]

plz give a full name of the project chosen by me
refer to my gmail address- [e-mail] to get the information.
i am unable to get the exact  name of the project chosen by me

On 3/6/09, [e-mail]
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> Date: Thu, 05 Mar 2009 17:27:20 -0000
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> Subject: [Fedora Infrastructure] #1227: Hosting footer
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> #1227: Hosting footer
> -------------------------+--------------------------------------------------
>  Reporter:  mmcgrath     |       Owner:  webmaster
>      Type:  enhancement  |      Status:  new
>  Priority:  major        |   Milestone:  Fedora 11
> Component:  Webmaster    |     Version:  Production
>  Severity:  Normal       |    Keywords:
> -------------------------+--------------------------------------------------
>  This is something we've talked about many times but it's not quite
>  implemented yet.  I'd like to put footers at the bottom of our pages that
>  reference a hosting provider.  For an example see:
>
> http://us.pycon.org/2009/conference/schedule/event/21/
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> We can't build it directly into the templates because different places
>  have different hosting.  What I'd like to do is have our templates import
>  a js script (or something).  Then we can deploy a custom js script to each
>  host that has the relevant information.
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> If you're interested put a proof of concept together on your fedorapeople
>  page.
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> Ticket URL: https://fedorahosted.org/fedora-infrastructure/ticket/1227
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> Date: Thu, 05 Mar 2009 09:34:22 -0800
> From: Toshio Kuratomi 
> Subject: Re: Introduction
> To: Clifford Chandler 
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> Clifford Chandler wrote:
> > Hello everyone,
> >      My name is Cliff Chandler, and I'm a student at GA State University.
> > I'm really looking forward to being involved with Fedora. I've been using
> > Fedora since Fedora 6, and I've been gradually using it more and more, and
> > now I nearly depend on it. At school I do all my programming in Java, so
> > I've become quite proficient at that, however in my free time,
> > I prefer to write in C and play with OpenGL and SDL. As for web
> > development, I am comfortable with HTML/CSS, PHP (and SQL when a database
> > is needed), and basic JavaScript. Python seems to be more important every
> > day, so I've just started with that as well. I've checked out the
> > infrastructure/getting started page (this message is to the
> > infrastructure-list as well as the websites-list), but any more guidance
> > is appreciated.
>
> Hi Cliff!
>
> If you're looking to program in C, Fedora does a lot of work upstream on
> a lot of programs written in C.  Offering to look into bugs and do
> debugging of issues in C programs in fedora-devel-list is one,
> Fedora-centric way to get involved there.  Working with upstreams
> directly to code new features that Fedora wants is another way.
>
> If you're looking to do more things directly related to Fedora, the web
> team and infrastructure could both use your talents in web development.
>  Infrastructure concentrates more on programming the web applications
> that we run (the accounts system, package database, koji build system,
> bodhi updates, mirrormanager, smolt, and others).  These are all written
> in python using the TurboGears web framework.  There's work for people
> interested in working with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Python here.
> ricky, ianweller, and mizmo can better fill you in on what they could
> put you to work doing in websites.
>
> If you're on IRC we all tend to hang out on irc.freenode.net,
> #fedora-admin (infrastructure) and #fedora-websites  I'm abadger1999 if
> you have questions about getting started in an initial project.
>
> -Toshio