As a grassroots organization, we want to be as transparent as possible,
so we'll be holding our discussions in public on GitHub.
This means you can easily see what we're doing and jump in at any time if you have a question or want to contribute.
Asking a question or starting a new discussion is as easy as creating a new issue on this project.
If you have any suggestions or questions about Software Niagara, our events, our culture, work practices, technical aspects, or just something in general, send 'em this way!
We'll try to answer as soon as we can get to it. Once one of us answers, we may close the issue just so we know it's covered, but don't worry – if you have any further questions just respond in the thread and we'll get back to you soon. Feel free to ask a question on any old issue too, even if you didn't create it.
Check out the Closed Issues
to browse discussions we've had in the past.
We're trying to use this as an email replacement that everyone can see, so feel free to dig
into some of the older threads.
If you have something quick and easy, just ping us on Twitter @SoftwareNiagara. 140 characters makes everyone more efficient.
We have a forum where we discuss upcoming events, talk shop, and more. The forum is also where we take signups for speakers for DevTricks. Check out the Software Niagara Forum.
If there's something you really don't want to discuss in public, send an email to [email protected]. If the information isn't sensitive, we prefer that you create a new issue instead of emailing us.
If you want to follow our activity on a specific project, watch the repository you're interested in.
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