Mentor needed for libqgit2

[Jonathan Raphael Joachim Kolberg]

Am Montag, 25. April 2011, 09:52:50 schrieb Andrew Mason:
> Hi All,
> Recently I started working on a new project which aims to create a
> key/value database ( somewhat similar to couchDB ) using Qt core and
> Git ( for the actual database bit ).
> So naturally I went searching for Qt Git bindings and found this
> wonderful library written by Laszlo Papp
> https://projects.kde.org/projects/playground/libs/libqgit2/.
> 
> However I ran across some issues which may or may not be related to an
> API change in libgit2. After a brief email conversation with Laslzo, I
> found out that real life events have made it difficult for him to
> continue to commit time to libqgit and as such help would be required
> in order to keep up maintenance of the library. I was more than happy
> to do so, since I also needed to use the library for my new project.
> The only downside is that for the past 9 years I've worked as a web
> developer. i.e Java, PHP etc... and haven't done any C or C++ since i
> left uni.
> 
> So basically I was wondering if anyone would be interested in acting
> as a mentor for a short time ( 2 - 3 weeks ) ? Mainly to help me with
> a few teething issues relating to the build environment to make sure
> that my code is C++y enough. I've heard java developers make poor C++
> programmers so an extra set of eyes will at least make sure that i'm
> not learning too many bad habbits.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> Andrew
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