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Just want to contribute to this project #5
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Hi @thucnh, thanks for volunteering! @deanberris has started a proposal for the next iteration of the HTTP library, including client and server connections. You can follow this here: https://github.com/cpp-netlib/netlib/projects/1 Also, you can join us on Slack: https://cpp-netlib.slack.com Or contact the mailing list: [email protected] This project is open to interested beginners, if you're interested in contributing and learning. |
thanks @glynos |
But before we submit the codes it must be reviewed right? Thanks! |
Any code that makes into to the master branch would need to be reviewed via a pull request. That's a normal part of any software process. |
Thanks @glynos |
I also just want to add, that we appreciate reviews for pull requests too -- if you see a pull request open and things aren't clear or you'd like to provide feedback, please feel free to jump in either on the review thread or mention it on Slack (maybe directly with the person sending the pull request or with some of the maintainers (either @glynos or I) if you don't feel comfortable leaving a comment). |
This change includes a minimal implementation of the std::expected<T, E> proposal in P0323R3 (http://wg21.link/P0323R3) which is hosted in the `cppnetlib` repository. In the process we also document some of our guidelines on the structure of the repository, on naming files, directory structure, and dependency requirements. Still TODO: * Fill out the test suite. * Update documentation on using vcpkg on dependencies. * Work our way up to a minimal interface for a connecton type, using our std::expected utility type. This is related to the work in netlib/cpp-netlib#5 for implementing a minimal connection type suitable as a building block for higher level protocol implementations.
Dear,
I just want to contribute my coding to this project. Is there any required skills?
I have skill in c/c++ and experience on creating web apps.
Thanks,
Thuc
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