✋ [MEMBER] - TimothyMalahy

[TimothyMalahy]

Why do you want to join?

I'd like to become more involved with the community - generally speaking I'm outgoing and enjoy people so this seems like a good and open methodology to get into it. I've also made a few (very minor) contributions to the readme just trying to help out with typos/formatting. Finally I'd like to learn the inner-workings of django and it's bigger packages better as well as use this as a springboard to create my own packages to give back to the wonderful packages I get to take advantage of.

Which project(s) are you looking to contribute to?

Nothing explicitly, wherever I can help. For the evaluator of this's sake - I have familiarity with django debug toolbar, can comprehend django-typer and how it works. I also have a knack for catching typos and formatting errors so I always try to take time to make PRs for those sorts of things.

As I stated before, I am interested in learning more about how some of these packages work and are maintained in a bigger setting so I can get legs under some of my own projects and give those back to the community. One for example - that I'd love to add to this (after I get it started) would be a recreation of widgets using Jquery (i.e. Select2/Django Autocomplete Light) and convert them over into HTMX based.

Just to reiterate - my ultimate goal is to help wherever I can and as I learn more and projects get added into the maintenance of django-commons, I'd be more than happy to raise my hand and take on more responsibility for those. As well as help out on any of the lower-barrier to entry issues that already exist.

Code of Conduct

• I agree to follow Django Commons's Code of Conduct

[cunla]

Thank you @TimothyMalahy for joining! You'll get an invite email from GitHub. You'll have one
week to accept that. If you don't mind, after accepting, can you set your
organization membership as public?
This helps Django Commons grow.

[TimothyMalahy]

@cunla done and done!

Thanks!