TG2/Pylons/WSGI Components sprint (Memorial day weekend)

[Mark Ramm]

Ben Bangert, and Noah Gift are organizing in-persion versions of this
sprint north of SF (at the O'reilly offices) , and in Atlanta. I'll
also be hosting a local version in Ann Arbor.

Pylons is getting very close to releasing 0.9.7 and there's a TG2
release coming too. So, there's lots to do. I'll be spending a
bunch of time this comming week making sure that we have lots and lots
of tickets in trac, so that there's plenty to do. There will be
tasks as simple as "try going through the code in the wiki20 doc and
make sure it all makes sense" that would be good for complete
beginners, all the way up to working on the implementation of a better
"site-component system" which will require a bit more familiarity with
the whole stack.

So, if you have a few hours available over this long weekend, and you
want to give something back to the community, please do drop in and
help out.

Please sign up here so that we can keep track of those who've
participated in the 2008 sprint series:

http://docs.turbogears.org/SprintSeries2008#may-participants

--
Mark Ramm-Christensen
email: mark at compoundthinking dot com
blog: www.compoundthinking.com/blog

[Mark Ramm]

Oops, the main Pylons/WSGI sprint is NOT memorial day weekend. It's
the May 31-June 1 weekend.

However, I'll be sprinting over the memorial day weekend too.

So, if you're available either weekend, it's sprint time.

--Mark Ramm