Re: GSOC Contributor

Hi, Claire! Check out our newcomers guide here: https://community.apache.org/newcomers/index.html As to which project, I suggest finding something that is most interesting to you! You can look through them (there are a lot!) by by topic , or by

Re: GSOC Contributor

Hi, Claire! Check out our newcomers guide here: https://community.apache.org/newcomers/index.html As to which project, I suggest finding something that is most interesting to you! You can look through them (there are a lot!) by by topic , or by

Re: [DISCUSSION] -- Hackernews style social media / blog site for planet apache

ing to do :/ > > On 2024/09/25 22:46:02 Ruth Suehle wrote: > > I really like this conceptually, but as a piece of a larger > communications > > plan. We don't want to splinter conversation any more than it already is, > > so we'd need to be clear about wh

Re: [DISCUSSION] -- Hackernews style social media / blog site for planet apache

I really like this conceptually, but as a piece of a larger communications plan. We don't want to splinter conversation any more than it already is, so we'd need to be clear about what conversations are meant to happen where. How we get to that point, I'm not sure. Getting even a vague consensus a

Re: [C/C Europe 25] [discuss] chair person & BOF

My one addition to all this is that ideally the chair, but at least someone central to the planning, should speak the language of the chosen city.

Re: New Joiner Msc Industrial Psychology

Hi, Ibrahim! Most open source projects don't assign work like a job. Contributors find the things that interest them and jump in to participate on the things they'd like to work on. That gives you flexibility in the time you spend volunteering as well as makes sure you're working on things you're e

Re: Quick OSCON debrief

One additional note -- everyone wants the large just-feather stickers, so probably worth making more.