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SUMMARY:Open roadmaps for your open communities - Oleg Nenashev
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DESCRIPTION:As open source projects and communities grow\, it becomes diff
 icult to understand what’s going on inside. A public and up-to-date road
 map can encourage new contributors to join the project and guide the effor
 ts of existing contributors\, and also give confidence to adopters about t
 he direction and sustainability of the projects. Is it easy to create a pu
 blic roadmap? Probably. Is it easy to maintain it? Not exactly.\n\nOleg wi
 ll share the experiences of public roadmaps in the projects he has contrib
 uted to: Jenkins\, Keptn\, OpenTelemetry\, CDF\, etc. He'll share the reas
 ons and principles that have guided creation of *open* roadmaps\, the chal
 lenges encountered\, the techniques and technologies that could be used in
  your projects. We’ll talk about maintaining roadmaps\, mistakes we made
  there and how we addressed them.\n\nIn particular\, Oleg will describe bu
 ilding a roadmap with help of GitHub Projects and modern features offered 
 by the GitHub ecosystem. That could be the easiest way for new projects an
 d communities\, and can be also useful for established projects.
LOCATION:Stage 1
URL:https://program.foss-backstage.de/fossback23/talk/ESUXGG/
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