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荣誉!有多种参与方式。
我认为要问自己的问题是,你的专业领域是什么?您对哪些学科领域有扎实的了解?例如,如果您有 Web 服务经验,那么 Savon 项目迫切需要文档、示例、如果您有 Java 经验,有许多新兴的 JRuby 项目可以帮助您。
您可以查看 Ruby Toolbox,其中按受欢迎程度按类别列出了 gem。查看您感兴趣的区域并查看流行的宝石。绝大多数 gems 都有 github 存储库。如果你还没有学过 git,我强烈推荐它。分支项目、更新项目非常容易。寻找具有良好测试套件的项目,这不仅可以帮助您了解其工作原理,还可以为您提供测试添加/修复的良好示例。
此外,APIdock 上的 Ruby 和 Rails 文档允许发表评论。例如,如果您在 Rails 文档中遇到不完全清楚的内容,您可以添加澄清注释或示例。
Kudos! There are several ways to participate.
I think the question to ask yourself is, what are your areas of expertise? What subject area to you have a solid knowledge of? For example, if you had experience with Web Services, the Savon project is in dire need of documentation, examples, etc. If you have Java experience, there are many burgeoning JRuby projects that could use a hand.
You can check the Ruby Toolbox, which lists gems in categories by popularity. Look in the areas that appeal to you and check out the popular gems. The vast majority of gems have github repositories. If you haven't learned git, I highly recommend it. It's super easy to branch a project, update it. Look for projects which have a good test suite, which will not only help you figure out how it works, but will give you good examples for testing your additions/fixes.
Also, the Ruby and Rails documentation at APIdock allows for comments. If you come across something that's not entirely clear in the Rails documentation, for example, you can add a clarifying comment or examples.
您正在为 Rails 社区做一件伟大的事情。给你+1!
我也是 Rails 新手。我可以告诉你,由于没有示例,我很难学习 aweseome_nested_set 的细节。自述文件缺乏任何实际的用例示例,例如构建整个树、仅输出第一级和第二级等。
尽管我可能是新人,并且没有参加acts_as_nested_set来学习该插件的基础知识(awesome_nested_set是建立在,我相信)
You are doing a great thing for the Rails community. +1 to you!
I'm also new to rails. I can tell you I had a difficult time learning the ins and outs of aweseome_nested_set because of no examples. The readme lacked any real use case examples such as building an entire tree, outputting the first and second level only, etc.
Although it could be that I am new and was not around for acts_as_nested_set to learn the fundamentals of that plugin (which awesome_nested_set is built on, I believe)