A few days before Hacktoberfest I found TornadoFX - JavaFX Framework for Kotlin. I decided to contribute.
I started with writing unit tests for a utility class. The first request was a few unit tests for a single method. In the pull request I asked if more tests was something they were interested in.
After a positive answer I wrote more tests. While writing tests I discovered a possible bug. I opened an issue and discussed with the maintainers. It turned out I was right so I fixed it and opened another pull request.
Software Developer who works mostly on Web stuff. I like JS, but I also like other things. I also do photography, and look at sneakers online that I will never be able to buy.
A few days before Hacktoberfest I found TornadoFX - JavaFX Framework for Kotlin. I decided to contribute.
I started with writing unit tests for a utility class. The first request was a few unit tests for a single method. In the pull request I asked if more tests was something they were interested in.
After a positive answer I wrote more tests. While writing tests I discovered a possible bug. I opened an issue and discussed with the maintainers. It turned out I was right so I fixed it and opened another pull request.
Sounds like a good community - are you still contributing to it?
Yeah, they were very friendly and they reacted quickly to pull requests and issues.
My last pull request was a few days ago. I don't have any plans for the future but I'll definitely keep and eye on the project.
Also I am using Kotlin for Android development and this is desktop technology so it's not directly related to what I work on daily.