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SubjectRe: A way to help newbies
Luiz Felipe wrote:
> Hi,
> i'm (trying to be) a beginner kernel developer, and i would to know if
> there are some exercises/challenges where i must practice what i've
> readed, if the most experienced developers already done it. I learn
> better when I practice something. Anyone knows it ?
>
> Here in this list, people talk about everything and is a bit complicated
> for a beginner to get something. I would read about something and after
> practice that, like on math books. I think it's not so difficult for an
> advanced kernel coder to do it, and is a great way to help people to
> start. So please, can anyone make those questions and put it public ?
>
> See, i'm not wanting tutorials, tips, manuals, docs, etc. I just want to
> practice, just beginner questions and exercises, separated by topics and
> levels, something challenging me, but not get a TODO list of many
> difficult patchs.
>
> I don't know if that list is the right place to ask about that, but by
> the description of this list, maybe. Anyway, if is not the right place,
> sorry for all.

http://kernelnewbies.org
and
http://janitor.kernelnewbies.org/

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