Re: [LogiLogi-list] Rails developer

Saurabh,

You are welcome. 

We would be interested in seeing some of your previous work.

A thing you can do right away to roll your ruby-muscles is adding a
rule to RedCloth for parsing "LogiLogi":do:logi/view/botanics/bush; 
into link_to's within LogiLogi and modifying Redcloth's LINK_RE so 
semicolons can be used to separate links within one word.

If this is done the links in the UI of LogiLogi will show up as links
instead of as the gibberishly looking input for the not yet existing 
rule it is now.

Also feel welcome to join the mailinglist:
(https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/logilogi-list)

I just added you as a developer, and I forwarded this e-mail to the
mailinglist so you have a first introduction already.

Wybo

> Hello,
> 
> I am Saurabh Bhide, and I would like to work with uall 
> people as a web developer.
> 
> I am good at :
> Ruby on Rails
> PHP, MySQL 
> Web Graphics
> 
> So contact me. I would love to contribute to your open 
> source project.

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