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On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 4:03 PM, Bob McConnell<rvm@cbord.com> wrote: > Jeesh, I go away for a long weekend and miss a significant conversation. > Has anyone tried to imagine a "World of PerlCraft" game. Hmm, on that idea, it might be nice to setup a list of projects where some of the core members will be ready to mentor less experienced people in exchange of their contribution. There are many (most of) the CPAN authors who prefer to work on their own and maybe get a patch here and there. There is probably a much smaller number - like Uri - who would be ready to spend time on mentoring less experienced people. There are a few CPAN modules that are maintained by a group of people (e.g. Moose, Catalyst) and there are applications such as Bricolage or Padre with teams of developers. Each project might include a description of the level of experience required as some might be ready to take people with 0 perl knowledge (e.g. Dreamwidth) while others expect the person to understand OOP. It can be as simple as a page on the TPF Perl 5 wiki. What do you think? GaborThread Previous | Thread Next