[PeterDK]

Hi there,

I have been using ATV2 with nightly builds for a while now, and I am very amazed. It is a fantastic piece of software, and I think that you have done a great job porting the original version to ATV2.

I myself is a developer (mostly c++) and I would like to know, how/if I can be of any help? Maybe some bughunting, ticket closing etc.

How are the development progressing, where are there missing some pale nerdy hands?

Peter

[jmarshall]

Everywhere One thing you could look at is the gesture stuff, particularly if you don't mind exploring the objective C side. Compare with the win32 gesturing (Check xbmc/windowing/windows/WinEventsWin32::OnGesture).

Otherwise, generic bughunting/ticket closing is a great way to start

Feel free to pop onto IRC (#xbmc in freenode) as there'll generally be someone there hanging out if you have questions etc.

Cheers,
Jonathan

[keith]

Feel free to pop onto IRC (#xbmc in freenode) as there'll generally be someone there hanging out if you have questions etc.

Cheers,
Jonathan

And don't forget about the offshoot channels (#xbmc-linux, #xbmc-osx, #xbmc-ios) for specific platform opinions/testers. Sometimes we're even graced with the actual devs who works on the platform.