Category: Community

For today’s technical discussions we’ll be getting some github hands-on best practices advice from some experts at ETE Reman who use it as part of their development workflow. We’re planning to use this to establish a contribution guide and process, so github neophytes like myself can stay out of the swamp a little better. We… Continue reading Topics for Tech Meeting 2021-10-29

After some fun with Microsoft Teams and it seemingly not liking participant email changes, we had to re-issue a new series of invites for our Friday technical discussions. This new link should bring you into our discussion, which happens every Friday at 1:00pm US Central / 2:00pm US Eastern / 11:00pm US Pacific. Shoot us… Continue reading Updated Tech Teams Link for October

We’ve created a new series of meetings for our next round of technical discussions. Please feel free to join us! Microsoft Teams Meeting Link

I’ve changed our contact page to be “Contact & Connect“, and added our mailing list signup. I’ve been testing alternatives to our current mailing list provider (mailchimp) but I won’t be ready soon, so this last piece of the old site needed to come over as-is. On that note, I’ve had to stop the GNU… Continue reading Updated Contact Page & Mailing List

We’re continuing to build up the use case work that I mentioned last, though it really highlighted the need for a fully frozen API and a rationalization between the attributes in the API, the spec, and the plan. Below, I’ll talk more about that and about how you can join our weekly technical call (please… Continue reading Technical Calls Invitation & Updates

Our own Luke Smith has a repository for a prototype testing tool he’s been building to vet out concepts for a Sandpiper server. While not an official Sandpiper Framework project, it’s something we’re using internally to hash out concepts and find the bits we’re missing. Sandpiper Inspector is open source — feel free to head… Continue reading Prototype Tool Sandpiper Inspector