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That's really detailed pathway.Thak you! But the problem is after all these steps I still won't have hands-on, real-world experience. I completed the Python cou
by adige01can 9y ago
That's really detailed pathway.Thak you!
But the problem is after all these steps I still won't have hands-on, real-world experience. I completed the Python courses on Linuxacademy, but at the end, I know some Python to manipulate systems.I did not accomplish anything on the real world.
- atsaloli 9y agoYou are welcome! I understand. Sounds like you are ready for practical experience. How about volunteering online? E.g. https://www.apache.org/dev/infra-volunteer https://www.apache.org/dev/infra-volunteer
- adige01can 9y agoThank you! I will take required actions this night to be a volunteer.
- adige01can 9y agoI've tried to be a volunteer, but it seems nobody cares in hipchat channels.
- atsaloli 9y agoI'm sorry to hear that. Did you try the mailing list? https://www.apache.org/dev/infra-volunteer https://www.apache.org/dev/infra-volunteer reads: HOW TO GET ON WELL WITH THE INFRASTRUCTURE TEAM Hang out for a while until you become familiar with processes and people. Thoroughly research an issue when you request a change, and provide the results of your research in an easy to digest, easy to verify format. Don't expect people to take your word for things, but provide relevant links. Provide sample commandline statements you think may work for resolving a particular task if possible. At a minimum, always RTFM! Be conservative in sending e-mails. Keep e-mails concise and to the point. Send as few e-mails as possible. ...