Your Path To Non-code Contribution In The Kubernetes Community
summary
Non-code contributors clarify the community’s messiest moments by doing concrete work: a 13-tweet thread that calms users after the docker-shim deprecation, translated blog posts and docs into Japanese, illustrations and event production for virtual conferences like the Animal Crossing meetups, and ongoing docs fixes and typo PRs. The community uses a GitHub Actions bot to turn merged PRs into tweets and coordinates through SIG Contributor Experience and a Contributor Marketing group, so newcomers can contribute without writing code.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:50Meet the panelists
- 2:35How did you get started
- 8:04What have you been up to
- 13:00Whats something about noncode contribution
- 17:42Universal advice
- 19:38Noncode advice
- 22:24Documentation contributions
- 26:51Time management
- 28:34Other contributions
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