Re: [Glug-nith-discuss] Plugging in

[arpit Aggarwal]

> I think all of you are familiar with plugins. Most of you have
> installed plugins for one application or another to obtain some
> particular functionality, and a few might have even written the odd
> plugin yourself. But have you ever wondered how they work? How you can
> write programs for which others can write plugins? If you have not or
> you are interested in finding out, then read on.
>
> I am looking for some motivated soul to help me on a free software
> project which will involve writing a plugin framework for an existing
> application. Department, year, current level of knowledge is not
> important, but having an incredibly high level of motivation and a
> hint of madness is a must.
>
> You will be trading more than a few hours of sleep with endless
> moments of frustration if you decide to join in. However, I am sure
> that you would not complain. (Did I not mention something about
> madness?)
>
> So, as they would say in that advertisement, do you have it in you?

I am very much interested in this project. Actually  I was looking to
start contributing to some open source project. For quite some time, I
was trying to understand yum code which unfortunately I haven't been
able to.

 I am ready to trade my sleep with the moments of frustration. Please
tell me how do I get involved in it .



Thanks and Regards
Arpit Aggarwal
CSE IIIrd Year
NIT Hamirpur.