Having a successful open source projects is like having a championship baseball team. You need teamwork and collaboration across diverse roles. Our launch of Workspaces streamlines the kind of teamwork projects need by offering a centralized hub for collaboration, sharing, and tracking multiple repositories and organizations and their contributors in one place. It takes a variety of support, including having diverse roles and specializations, sharing workloads, and understanding your team to be successful. If you want to learn more about how open source is like a team and how you can level up, check out our latest newsletter 👇 #opensource #maintainers #opensourcecommunity
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The latest update for #RocketChat includes "5 top Senbird alternatives: How do competitors compare?" and "6 best PubNub alternatives in 2023". #collaboration #opensource #teamwork https://lnkd.in/d8i7Ae6
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Your notes can be published to the web, perfect for sharing big ideas, announcements, and documentation with anyone — including people outside your organization. Public notes have a separate URL for more control over sharing, and all comments are hidden to keep your team’s internal collaboration private and secure. Public notes also track views from your team members and non-team members alike, so it’s easy to see how many people your writing has reached. Read the full changelog → https://lnkd.in/gSwrVg4j
Campsite — The easiest way to keep everyone in the loop.
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The first time I heard "There is no such thing as too much communication" was at a useless meeting - the irony! What do too many meetings, lots of slack channels and messages, open offices, many-to-many inter-team communication, repeated questions galore, and overly long convoluted wikis have in common? They are poor quality communication - quantity over quality, a symptom of a bad organization that doesn't understand DevEx. In good organizations the work speaks for itself. Well designed tools and APIs are how you best communicate. Good organizations also ensure that teams are small and well aligned with their domains to avoid monolithic blobs where everyone needs to speak with each other continuously. Quality of communication leads to more flow state, which leads to happier developers, higher quality of software and yes, more productivity. #teamtopologies #devex #developerexperience
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🤓 New blog post out today! Lauren Kulwicki talks about her experience migrating the Spryker community from Slack to Vanilla. Platform migrations are often a pivotal part of a Community Operations role, and it's important to be thoughtful about it to minimize disruptions to not only your community and your member experience, but also to your internal processes. ➡️ Read all about it here: https://lnkd.in/gz8MTKBp
A migration story — Slack to Vanilla with Lauren Kulwicki
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🔄 IT Admins, are you planning a migration from Slack to Teams? Our comprehensive guide is here to make your transition seamless and hassle-free. Dive in! 💼🌐 https://ow.ly/kwUQ50PQz8a #SlackToTeams #ITAdmins #MigrationGuide #TeamCollaboration
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We're a really global team here at Dazlab - literally, since we've got team members based in so many different places all around the globe. We use a mix of different communication, collaboration and documentation software to help us work efficiently and seamlessly with one another - for instance, Slack, Google Suite, and Atlassian products (Jira, Confluence). What tools, software or practices do you use? What lessons have you learnt about managing diverse and remotely located teams? #collaboration #remotework #softwaredevelopment
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