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State of egils

State of egils. The Year in Development. Release Managers First Evergreen Hack-a-way 1,081 code and doc commits 41 contributors. First-time code committers. David Busby Steven Chan Simon Hieu Mai Pasi Kallinen Kathy Lussier Kyle Tomita. Adam Bowling Jared Camins-Esakov

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State of egils

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  1. State of egils

  2. The Year in Development • Release Managers • First Evergreen Hack-a-way • 1,081 code and doc commits • 41 contributors

  3. First-time code committers • David Busby • Steven Chan • Simon Hieu Mai • PasiKallinen • Kathy Lussier • Kyle Tomita • Adam Bowling • Jared Camins-Esakov • Mark Cooper • Justin Hopkins • Melissa Lefebvre • Dan Pearl • Bob Wicksall

  4. Documentation • Doc repository now merged with code repository. • Efforts to move documentation up to newer versions.

  5. Why Should You Contribute to the Community?

  6. Get Involved • Join a mailing list or attend meetings of interest groups or teams. • Send documentation to DIG. • File a bug report or confirm one that’s already there. • Answer a question when you can help. • Update or bolster a wiki page. • Create a project of your own.

  7. Why have I emphasized community? Because it’s the strength of the library open source communities, particularly those of the Koha and Evergreen projects, that inspire me from day to day.  Galen Charlton, 3/19/13

  8. Not that it’s all sunshine and kittens — any strong community will have its share of disappointments and conflicts. Galen Charlton, 3/19/13

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