On June 18, 2016 at 01:08:34, Marcela S. Melara (melara@cs.princeton.edu) wrote:
Another related issue that arises if you wait to push all of your new code at once is that your PRs become very large and more complex to review. So in addition to publishing your code early and often, I would also encourage you to divide your tasks into smaller units that can be easily debugged, tested and reviewed. Creating separate specific issues on Github for each small task might be a good way of keeping track of what work is in progress, what you still need to do, and what you've finished.
On June 18, 2016 at 00:46:01, Arlo Breault (arlo@torproject.org) wrote:
As much as possible, I would encourage to work in the open, and publish early and often. Even though the code may not be ready for review, it's helpful to see progress from our end.
Yes. I will do it.
Best, Huy