Changes between Version 85 and Version 86 of LittleEasyImprovements

Timestamp:

Oct 23, 2012, 12:06:51 AM (12 years ago)

Author:

landy.chapman3@…

Comment:

DjangoBook v2 link errors

LittleEasyImprovements

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 = Little, easy improvements =
+I didn't figure out github yet (where to leave a message).. 
 
-Here's a list of various improvements that we'd like to make to Django. Some are trivial, some are a bit more substantial, but all are easy enough to be a quick project for people who want to get involved with Django development. If you don't feel like a python coder you can always help with [query:status!=closed&needs_docs=1&order=priority patches needing documentation] or, between coding and documenting, you can give a hand with the [query:status!=closed&needs_tests=1&order=priority patches needing tests], or [query:status!=closed&needs_better_patch=1&order=priority patches that need some other improvement].
+Not to nit-pick, but
+Ref: DjangoBook 2.0:  It seems that each chapter (starting with chapter06) has a broken link at the bottom of the page.  To wit:
+the orange link "next page" within the text.
 
-As you see, there are lots of things you can do to improve Django and get you involved with it!
+For example, chapter06 has the link: "http://www.djangobook.com/en/chapter07/" but it should 
+link to "http://www.djangobook.com/en/2.0/chapter07.html"
 
-To sign up, just edit this page and put your name (and, optionally, your e-mail address) next to the to-do item.
-== Open ==
-
-||Project||Description||Taker?||Status||
-||Test one of the [wiki:DjangoBranches#ActiveBranches active branches]||Branches are large or experimental features that are not yet ready for general use.  If you see one you like, testing is a great way to help get it finished and included in Django.||||perennial||
-||#1028||Add more elements to the high-level RSS Framework. Note that #3502 has time-to-live.|| || ||
-
-* The [wiki:SprintIdeas#Suggestions SprintIdeas page] also has a list of interesting and easy fixes needed
+I thought I'd drop a line since that's what I see on Djangobook.com