Re: Hopefuly contributor self intro

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On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 8:22 AM, Mark Johnson <mark.mrwizard@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> My name is Mark Johnson.  I've been a serious GNU/Linux user for the past
> year or so and started using it over 5 years ago.  I'm young, but I've been
> designing websites since I was much younger, and I've dabbled in the
> pseudo-professional realm of website design and management.  I know XHTML
> and CSS quite well, XML seems like a pretty straight forward markup
> language, but I've never actually done anything with it.  Python also seems
> very straightforward and I've never really done much with it as my
> elementary level programming experience is all with C & C++ (from MUDs),
> Visual Basic, and C# (from Computer Science classes).  I don't know what
> XSL/XSLT or TurboGears are.  I do feel that once Web 2.0 really took off
> that I did not adequately keep up.  But I'd like to learn on the way to
> contributing to the Fedora project.
>
> As the Japanese say,
>
> Yoroshiku Onegaishimasu
> -evilestmark
>

Mark,

Welcome!

We primarily use XHTML/CSS and javascript. We do use python because
our templating system is genshi (python based).

Did you have a chance to read http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Websites?
Was there something that interested you?

You can also find us in #fedora-websites on Freenode.

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