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2022

Ok thank you! I will check out those distribution lists.

2024

Welcome @sudeeprao, many greetings from the community :slightly_smiling_face:. You may want to just get up-to speed with development by following this guide .

2025

Hi everyone! I’m Kartik Setia and I’m an Engineering Undergrad currently studying Computer Science Engineering in India. I know front-end web development technologies like HTML, CSS, JS, Angularjs, jQuery etc. I know a little bit of java as well. I want to contribute to OpenMRS and looking forward for GSOC 2019 as well. I’m excited to be a part of the Community which is trying to improve the world by writing codes.

Cheers!!

2026

Welcome @kartset, happy to see you aboard.

Have you gotten chance to glance through https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/RES/Summer+Of+Code+2018 ? :slightly_smiling_face:

2027

Thanks @ruhanga, and yes I went through https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/RES/Summer+Of+Code+2018. Can you help with picking up any easy to start with project or bugs so that I can be fimilar with the projects and OpenMRS flow and can ultimately pick up a project?

2028

Here is a good way to start,

https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/docs/Getting+Started+as+a+Developer :slightly_smiling_face:

And where it sounds strange, don’t hesitate to inquire.

2029

Thanks :+1:

2030

Hie am Chimwemwe Chinamale. 4th year undergraduate in urban planning and spatial information systems from Malawi. Interested in contributing to open source projects. :slight_smile: beginner in web apps development

2031

Glad you are here @chimwe and welcome to the life saving communiy, this here may be good for you. :slightly_smiling_face:

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2032

Hi, I’m a physician with several decades of experience using EHRs reporting for population health on a large number of different conditions. I’m particularly interested right now in what technologies can be used for population health in refugee camp settings to track who the people are in a camp with chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension and asthma. I’m wondering if anyone has experience using cell phones for storing patient data such as problem lists, medications lists, allergies, immunizations and vital signs.

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2033

Hey everyone! My name is Krizhan and I’m a student at the University of Toronto. I am excited to be a part of this community and really look forward to it. The reason I decided in joining this community is two-fold: to learn more about open-source projects and develop my skills, whilst contributing to a project which I believe really makes a positive impact in society. I’m really easygoing, so if anyone wants to talk, just send me a message anytime!

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2034

thanks @ruhanga :slightly_smiling_face:

2035

Welcome to the community @krizhan and @jeffhummel .

2036

Hey everyone, I’m Imoh Noah. I currently work as a Software Developer for a bank in the US. I have been working with Java for 5+ years. I mostly work on back-end technologies. I just came across OpenMRS and I’m intrigued to learn more about it and see what ways I can help.

I am going through the “Getting Started as a Developer” page to setup my environment and learn more about the application.

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2037

@inoah You’re welcome to the community.

2038

Imoh Noah. You’re welcome to the community.

2039

hello am maran from Tanzania,am happy to be part of openmrs talk

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2040

Welcome @maran, happy to be with you too. Greatings from the community.

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2041

Hello I am Tarun from india and I am currently a student. I am really excited to work and contribute to OpenMRS and be a part of this community. I hope I can learn and contribute as much as I can. :slight_smile: Github : srtarun

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2042

welcome to the community,kindly look at this link to get started https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/docs/Getting+Started+as+a+Developer

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