THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
(This page is a mock up of a proposed developer outreach program to university students and other potential Tuscany contributors)
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Welcome!
Welcome to Tuscany Tune Up, an easy way for university students, software developers, and web enthusiasts to try out open source development on one of the hottest technologies around - Apache Tuscany. Tuscany is a Service Oriented Architecture, an enabling technology for all sorts of business services to talk to each other and share business information. What's interesting is that Tuscany allows all sorts of underlying technology to talk over many protocols (HTTP, Atom, web services, JMS) in a seemless way, whether implemented in Java, BPEL, SCA, Java or scripting languages such as Groovey or JScript. Tuscany is used by many top corporations on many state-of-the art web sites.
How does Tuscany Tune-Up work? In exchange for less than 8 hours of your time, you will be able to experience open source development and contribute to an actual product. You will be helping the Tuscany project improve by solving actual issues known as Jiras. See whether you like web development. Learn a new technology. Gain valuable experience for your resume. Get in touch with the world-wide development team. Meet and discuss issues with student mentors. Just follow the steps below, marking off the steps as you complete them. If you get stuck, each section lists a live person that you can talk to via chat, email, or web cam. It's an easy way to pick up a valuable new skill.
Step 1. - Get Connected
Come join the Tuscany development team. By completing this step you become a true Tuscany contributor. You gain access to the open source world of software development. This gives you access to mailing lists and our issues lists which are known as Jiras. You can think of Jiras as bugs, feature requests, or areas for improvement.
A. Sign up for an Apache developer account
Complete and submit the form at https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/Signup!default.jspa
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This account gives you access to browse lists of Jiras, comment on them, and contribute patches. Check here when you are done:
B. Sign up for the Apache Tuscany developer list
These lists will give you access to the latest discussions. Follow the latest issues that are being solved by the developers. Point your feed reader to http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/tuscany-dev/?format=atom. Or send a subscription email to dev-subscribe@tuscany.apache.org and receive information in your email.
Check here when you are done:
C. Join the Tuscany Chat Channel
Point your chat tool (such as Chatzilla) to irc://irc.freenode.net/tuscany. Talk live with developers from around the world.
Check here when you are done:
D. Trouble with this Step?
Contact these Mentors:
- Haleh Mahbod (haleh@......)
- Luciano Resende (luciano@......)
- Raymond Feng (raymond@.....)
- Dan Becker (dan.becker@......)