Would you like to become an Apache committer
What is the Apache Software Foundation？
The Apache Software Foundation (Apache Software Foundation) is the most influential non-profit open source software project organization today. It was formally established in 1999 and is mainly composed of groups of developers and users. Under the leadership of the Apache Software Foundation, more than 350 top open source projects have graduated, including Apache HTTP Server, the world’s most famous web server software. Adhering to the spirit of “openness, innovation and community”, many Apache projects have established a strong and successful ecosystem, and the community is full of vitality.
In addition to many projects that are very influential in the field of information technology, the Apache License (Apache License), Apache Contributor Agreement License (CLAs), and the open cooperation model (Apache Way) also have outstanding contributions in the industry and their influence far beyond the Apache Software Foundation.
The Apache Software Foundation is now the cornerstone of the modern open source software ecosystem.
Why become an Apache committer？
Having said that, no matter how much you have learned about the Apache Software Foundation before, you can see that this is an extremely influential organization and widely recognized in the industry.
If you can become an officially recognized committer, it is not only a great recognition of yourself, which you have the ability to participate in Apache-level project development and make a tangible contribution; but it can also be widely respected in the industry, whether it is for job search It’s helpful to get promoted or raise a salary.
To put it simply, whether it is showing off with other friends or writing on your resume, it can gain your face.
In addition, officially recognized committer will also get mailboxes with @apache suffix, and they can also be listed on the Apache website.
(http://people.apache.org/committer-index.html)
Of the millions of engineers in the world, only a very small number of people can become a committer with these privileges, is it tempting?
Imagine if your friends see your name when they browse the Apache website, or when you send emails to the interviewer, they will have a feeling of unconsciousness, and the image will immediately become tall and woody!
How to become an officially recognized committer？
The following is the focus of this article. What needs to be done to become an officially recognized committer?
Actively participate in the Apache project, such as Apache ShardingSphere.
How about starting with a task and training hands? The tasks currently announced are as follows, welcome to receive:
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Implement rule configuration of Sharding-SpringBoot using Inline expression
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Implement the rule configuration of Sharding-SpringBoot using SpringBoot placeholder
We will also regularly publish some development function tasks in the form of issue on GitHub in the future. Welcome to follow us by subscribing to our mailing list. For details, please refer to the official website:
http://shardingsphere.io/community/cn/involved/subscribe/
By subscribing to the Apache ShardingSphere mailing list, you can also learn about the latest project progress, function development plans, bug lists, etc. of Apache ShardingSphere; you can also talk directly with ShardingSphere developers to discuss your problems, your ideas and suggestions, etc. We will definitely reply positively.
P.S. ShardingSphere recently completed an important step in the transition to Apache, and officially migrated the official website and GitHub to the Apache website.
The following is the migrated URL:
Official website (http://shardingsphere.apache.org/)
GitHub (https://github.com/apache/shardingsphere)
Conclusion
Since Apache ShardingSphere was open sourced in 2016, it has been constantly improving and developing, and is recognized by more and more enterprises and individuals: 6000+ stars and 70+ company success stories have been harvested on Github. In addition, more and more enterprises and individuals have joined the open source project of Apache ShardingSphere, which has contributed tremendously to its growth and development.
We have never stopped, listen to the needs and suggestions of community partners, and continue to develop new and powerful functions to make them robust and reliable!
Open source is not easy, but we are willing to move towards the ultimate goal!
So, can you, who are reading this article, help us? Sharing, forwarding, using, communicating, and joining us are all our greatest encouragements!
Project address：
https://github.com/apache/shardingsphere
For more information, please visit the official website：