hyperkitty

first pull request!

I'm a bit late to posting this, but I recently joined the latest group of OPW interns. I'm excited to be part of the OSS community and am looking forward to do my part to contribute! My OPW project is to work on front-end design and development for Hyperkitty. One of the interesting things about the OPW application process is that you have to make an initial contribution to the project that you want to work on. After chatting with Máirín, I learned that Hyperkitty's front-end is based on Twitter's Bootstrap. We decided…Read more …

starting from a clean slate

I'm getting back into Fedora stuff again (working on front-end dev & design for Hyperkitty). I originally submitted something for consideration back in October, but since it's been awhile, I thought I'd try to see how easy it would be to integrate my submission into the main repo via a pull request. Turns out it wasn't as easy as I had hoped. It was recommended that I do a rebase, but that ended up leading to lots of conflicts. Most likely because there had been other front-end commits before mine, which meant that…Read more …

setting up hyperkitty dev environment

Stumbled across one of Fedora's app called HyperKitty and was interested in some of their UI. To get started mucking around with the code, I followed these directions to setup the dev environment. I used a Fedora 19 image running on VMWare. The only changes I needed to do were: Run all the software updates for Fedora before doing any of the dev setup steps. Set up a Launchpad account and a GitHub account Create a SSH key and add it to your accounts. To create a SSH key: # create ssh keys…Read more …
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