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Hi Tobia,

On Sun, Apr 14, 2013 at 12:16:13AM +0200, Tobia Tesan <tobia.tesan@gmail.com> wrote:
The big, fat disclaimer: I have real world programming experience
with small and medium projects and I'm a reasonably good student (my
grades are around 95/100 - or, roughly, I'm in the top 5%), but I
have never hacked LO.

Was any of those a C++ project?

I read the proposed ideas, but I'm not sure if they are doable
without previous experience with the codebase - especially, such a
/huge/ codebase.

Should I give it a try anyway?

Sure! As long as you have fairly decent C++ knowledge, you should not
worry, mentors will help you get bootstrapped. I knew nothing about the
internal API's etc in 2010, still could complete a project successfully.

They sound like fun and doable hacks - I guess they might be
combined with other stuff from EasyHacks, too, but I'd like to hear
from someone who knows what kind of beast the codebase is before
jumping in.

So, try to solve an EasyHack, that is needed anyway to be eligible,
better to do it now, instead of during the last weekend in a rush before
the deadline. :-)

P.s.: My English may sound a bit shaky. Because it is. Sorry about that!

No need to worry, it's OK.

Best,

Miklos

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