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I am not a programmer, but I do have HTML/XHTML/basic CSS skills under my belt. What I am good at is documentation/help files/faq type stuff. | I am not a programmer, but I do have HTML/XHTML/basic CSS skills under my belt. What I am good at is documentation/help files/faq type stuff. My wish for SeaMonkey is to carry on and continue to evolve. I would not mind seeing some of the new toolkit ported over to SeaMonkey (top of my list is the extension manager). I guess that is what is on the agenda after releasing SeaMonkey 1.0. | ||
This isn't the first storm the Suite has had to weather, and I feel it will come through this storm okay, too. | This isn't the first storm the Suite has had to weather, and I feel it will come through this storm okay, too. | ||
I have been using the 1.8 trunk as my main browser/e-mail client and have had very little problems. There have been a few bumps (mainly with e-mail), but I feel the 1. | I have been using the 1.8 trunk (now SeaMonkey 1.0a) as my main browser/e-mail client and have had very little problems. There have been a few bumps (mainly with e-mail), but I feel the 1.0a release is stable enough for daily use. | ||
I started working towards a General IT certificat/degree earlier this year. I will have my certificate by the end of 2006 and my BS degree by 2010. The only skills I can see being of use on this project from my courses is web development and project management. Once I feel I can assist in other areas, I will sign myself up to do more. For now, documentation is still the best way for me to contribute. | |||
Revision as of 21:25, 29 September 2005
I am not a programmer, but I do have HTML/XHTML/basic CSS skills under my belt. What I am good at is documentation/help files/faq type stuff. My wish for SeaMonkey is to carry on and continue to evolve. I would not mind seeing some of the new toolkit ported over to SeaMonkey (top of my list is the extension manager). I guess that is what is on the agenda after releasing SeaMonkey 1.0.
This isn't the first storm the Suite has had to weather, and I feel it will come through this storm okay, too.
I have been using the 1.8 trunk (now SeaMonkey 1.0a) as my main browser/e-mail client and have had very little problems. There have been a few bumps (mainly with e-mail), but I feel the 1.0a release is stable enough for daily use.
I started working towards a General IT certificat/degree earlier this year. I will have my certificate by the end of 2006 and my BS degree by 2010. The only skills I can see being of use on this project from my courses is web development and project management. Once I feel I can assist in other areas, I will sign myself up to do more. For now, documentation is still the best way for me to contribute.