Rob Stewart writes:

On January 1, 2015 7:58:59 AM EST, Ameya Prabhu

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Hello, I am new to Boost.

Welcome to Boost.

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I'm fairly well at C++ and am programming since the last 6 months. I would like to contribute to its development. Can someone please help me out? I had a look at the website but I am unable to find bugs that are suitable for beginners.

Boost general uses advanced C++ techniques so coding opportunities for beginners will be limited. Regardless, you need to acquaint yourself with the various Boost

<at> gmail.com> wrote: libraries, find some that interest you,

look for outstanding bug reports in Trac, try your hand at creating a test to demonstrate a bug, create a patch, then post the patch to the issue.

You can also try to find doc requests or identify doc deficiencies and offer to write the new content for the library maintainer.

___ Rob

on top of that I think some libraries (interval, iostream?) got orphaned.

Hello, I am new to Boost.

Hey there! Welcome.

I'm fairly well at C++ and am programming since the last 6 months. I would like to contribute to its development. Can someone please help me out? I had a look at the website but I am unable to find bugs that are suitable for beginners.

You would be better off if you can narrow down a few libraries based on your interests and ask the corresponding maintainers for beginner-level bugs(though they probably are very few as Rob says). -- Warm regards Roshan