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Summer of Code/2018/Making a Beginner Guide (view source)
Revision as of 23:01, 16 March 2018
, 23:01, 16 March 2018→Sugarbot
====Sugarbot====
====Sugarbot====
:* I propose to integrate a bot, called SugarBot with Sugarlabs GitHub repository.
:* Sugarbot will keep track of repositories and when an issue is being opened, and the maintainer of the repo attaches easy, medium, hard, GCI, GSoC label to it on GitHub.
:* This bot will automatically reflect it to the web page, the part of our newcomer's guide.
:* So if the newcomers want to start contributing right away, the user can view those list and can choose his issues according to of difficulty level and required the skill set and start working.
:* Skills need to work and implement the Sugarbot concept:
::* https://developer.github.com/v3/issues/#list-issues
::* https://github.com/nodejs/github-bot
::* To retrieve data from Developer Github API, JSON knowledge needed.
::* The inspiration of ideas are from to:
:::* [https://starters.servo.org/ Mozilla Starter Pack]
:::* [https://publiclab.github.io/community-toolbox/ Publiclabs First Timer issue]
: '''Skills Required:''' NodeJs, JSON, XML, Javascript
===Risks===
===Risks===
* '''Risk [[#1]]: your beginner guide does not help a beginner'''
* '''Risk [[#1]]: your beginner guide does not help a beginner'''