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      Pick an issue to work on from https://github.com/circuits/circuits/issues and when you're done send us a Pull Request!


         — James Mills (prologic) · 2 years ago
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        Talk about diverse kinds of contributions. Include URLs if relevant (we'll automatically linkify them).

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        Here's how to download and patch our codes…

        Read about our death-defying mailing list and momentous IRC channel at http://lobstermag.net.

  • Q: Other than writing code, how can I contribute?

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      Documentation

      We always need help with our documentation and website(s). Getting more exposure for circuits is important and improving the Documentation and Website(s) is a good way of doing this! Check out: https://github.com/circuits/circuits/issues/13


         — James Mills (prologic) · 2 years ago
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        Discuss documentation, testing, webmastering, and/or publicity.

        Include URLs if relevant (we'll automatically linkify them).

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        We need people to download version 0.4.5 and make sure the frobulator still frobulates correctly.

  • Q: What's a good bug for a newcomer to tackle?

  • Q: What is a bug or issue with circuits that you've been putting off, neglecting, or just plain avoiding?

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      Tests on Windows

      Ever since shiningpanda-ci.org went away we've not had the ability to easily run out unit/integration test suite on Windows. See: https://bitbucket.org/circuits/circuits/issue/33/tests-broken-on-windows -- It would be really nice if someone with Windows experience could help us here!


         — James Mills (prologic) · 2 years ago
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        I don't know how to get started with internationalizing my app.

        Bug 392 about printing was filed five years ago, and I don't even know if printing still works.

        I want help from a C coder writing a Maildir patch for Alpine.

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        If this issue was formally filed on the web, be sure to include the URL.

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circuits is a Lightweight Event driven and Asynchronous Application Framework for the Python Programming Language with a strong Component Architecture

from the profile of Philip Durbin (pdurbin)

The code is mostly written in Python.

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