“Prior to Thimble, I worked with relatively small programs that I coded myself or in a small group. Working on code that spans hundreds (probably thousands!) of files being worked on by over 300 people definitely opened up my mind in what “working with others” could mean. I found that there is definitely a learning curve to get used to the environment, but there's always friendly faces that will help you get started as well as with troubles you may have along the way. Just after a few months, I'm able to contribute to the community more than I imagined before. Imagine the possibilities that we can all achieve together as open source continues to grow!”
« uqbel Thimble, xedmeɣ ɣef wahilen meẓẓiyen cwiṭ i yuriɣ nekk s timmad-iw neɣ deg trebbaɛ meẓẓiyen. Axeddim ɣef tengalt n wugar n tmeyyatin  (neɣ ahat n wagimens !) n yifuyla ugar n 300 n yimdanen yeldi-yi-d aqerru-iw ɣef  «uxeddim lwaḥid d wiyaḍ» ayen id-yemmal. Ufiɣ d akken yegla-d s umecwaṛ n ulmad akken ad aɣeɣ tanumi di twennaḍt, maca llan yal tikelt yimdanen uḥdiqen i d-yettaken afus deg beddu neɣ akken ad tefruḍ uguren i tzemreḍ ad temmaggreḍ.  Akka kra n wagguren, Uɣaleɣ zemreɣ ad kkiɣ s  wayen i ttxemmimeɣ. Wali kam ayen nezmer meṛṛa ad tnexdem lwaḥid s tneflit Web n uɣbalu yeldin ! »