Welcome to the Open-Source (OSS) AsyncAPI Initiative, part of the Linux Foundation.
AsyncAPI seeks to improve the current state of Event-Driven Architectures (EDAs) and the tooling system around them. ❤️
We are a caring community 👐🏿, shaping the future of how you work with #EventDrivenArchitecture; no matter if it is Kafka or WebSocket.
Follow our public roadmap ✨ and feel free to share your suggestions 🙇🏿♀️🙇🏿. Or better yet, join our community 👇🏽!
To get involved with our community, please make sure you are familiar with the project's Code of Conduct.
We're a community of great people who are passionate about AsyncAPI and Event-Driven Architectures. There are several ways to communicate with other people working on the AsyncAPI project:
- Join our Slack workspace: Join our Slack workspace ☎️ and please respect our slack etiquette. If you have a question on how to use AsyncAPI, want to contribute, or simply want to say hello 👋🏾, feel free to chat with us in Slack. We're nice people. 🙂
- Join our public meetings: We meet every two weeks to discuss the current state of the art, future releases, and everything AsyncAPI. We alternate the time of the meeting to adapt for different world regions; choose the one that suites you best.
- Join our regular bi-weekly Zoom meetings.
- Add our shared Google Calendar.
- Join our mailing list.
- Subscribe to our Newsletter: keep up to date on the project's status.
- GitHub issues: for bugs and feature requests.
- GitHub Pull Requests (PRs): for fixes or new features already discussed, as per the contributing guidelines.
- The AsyncAPI YouTube Channel: it's where we record and upload our public community meetings.
Are you wondering where to look first? Then search no more! Here are some great first AsyncAPI Documentation spots to visit, so as to get acquainted with the project and tools:
- Intro to AsyncAPI 🔮
- Tutorials 📚
- Spec Details 🔍
- Tools 🛠️
First of all, thanks for getting involved! ✨
There are many awesome ways to contribute to the AsyncAPI Initiative. (Code isn't the only way to help out! ❤️) The below table gives you an idea of how contributions are recognized in the project.
| Emoji/Type | Represents | Emoji/Type | Represents | Emoji/Type | Represents |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
🐛 bug |
Bug reports | 📝 blog |
Blogposts | 💻 code |
Code |
📖 doc |
Documentation | 🎨 design |
Design | 💡 example |
Examples |
🤔 ideas |
Ideas & Planning | 🚧 maintenance |
Maintenance | 💬 question |
Answering Questions |
👀 review |
Reviewed Pull Requests | 📢 talk |
Talks | 📹 video |
Videos |
To figure out a great first GitHub issue to work on, join our Slack workspace and visit the 11_how-to-contribute 🙂 channel. This channel is specifically designed for supporting all community questions on getting started as a contributor.
We can't wait to meet you! 🤗