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JDE Program is a comprehensive and qualitative approach to raise future Developer Evangelists for Open Source.

JDE Program

Table of Content

1. Rules
2. Introduction
3. Core Goals
4. Key Deliverables
5. Curriculum
6. Benefits
7. Note

Rules

• How to Contribute as a JDE? Fork, Create an issue, and followed by a pull request (Read CONTRIBUTING.md)
• Individual JDE should be adding their weekly updates here (Team/README.md)
• This GitHub repository is the primary source of information and guidelines of the program.
• All the contributions are validated via GitHub only.
• Check out Weekly tasks here (Tasks.md)
• Important announcements will be made in Slack and Emails
• Use DevLake press kit for producing banner images, announcement posts, and social media outreach.
• Strictly use the Style Guide for writing content it is given by Apache.

For any queries or concerns, reach out to us on [e-mail] and [e-mail]

Introduction

The DevLake Junior Developer Evangelist program is a more advanced and focused type of internship program, dedicated to growing and evolving our open-source presence and community for Apache DevLake (incubating).

The program will last three (3) months for the first rotation, and will require a once per week 45 minute team huddle (TBD time/day based on time-zones and cohort availabilities), and approximately eight (8) hours per week of effort/work/deliverables.

Upon successful completion of the program, the participants will be provided a certificate and letter of completion, as well as a recommendation letter. Furthermore, successful candidates might be invited to continue on in their role in a part-time, full-time, or consulting capacity upon mutual agreement.

For DevLake, this program will support the continued growth and development of the project and community by expanding content, visibility, and documentation.

Core Goals

• Grow DevLake Adoption/Implementation in Open-Source Projects (Seed/Pilot Users)
• Advance DevLake Use-Cases (Discovery & Community Development)
• Expand DevLake Community (Stars, Forks, Contributors, & General Members)
• Enhance DevLake Usability (Documentation, Demos, & Tutorials)

Key Deliverables

The program participants will commit to a three (3) month rotation where they will accomplish the following five key deliverables: [Final requirements/deliverables TBD]

Content

Creating content (blog posts, videos, meetups, tutorials, documentation, conference talks) supporting and evangelizing DevLake.

• Produce 3x blogs in support of DevLake. Few content types that can be explored:
  • Types of content here
• Recruit 3x guest blogs/interviews in support of DevLake.
• Produce 2x documentation pieces.
• Produce 1x instructional / demo video.

Submit the content here

Check Content/README.md for more information

Community

Growing, nurturing, and supporting our growing base of adoptions, contributors, and awareness.

• Recruit 1x guest-blogger (OSS Leaders, Maintainers, Community leaders.)
• Connect 2x open-source projects to DevLake team.
• Present (casual presentation/discussion) at 1x weekly community huddle (topic/focus TBD with Maxim)

Product

• Building and improving the developer experience, understanding different users (students, early developers, DevOps, Engineering leaders, CTOs, etc.) and translating those to dashboards, case studies, and more.
• Create a 2x Hackathon Dashboard for participants and organizers. (Team activity)

Check Dashboard/README.md for more information

Outreach

• Participate / Post in 1x thread/forum/discussion per week (on pre-approved forum/platform) Events Includes hosting, participating and collaborating in events, podcasts, regular engagement to activate the community.
• Attend 2x community events.
• Host 1x community event/meetup/zoom/huddle/AMA etc.

Check Outreach/README.md for more information

The positive result of all these specific goals will be more brand awareness, more adoption, and more growth for DevLake on other measures (Stars, Clones, Forks, etc.)

Curriculum

The goal of the program is to provide the participants with robust experience in community management, outreach, content creation, and open source evangelism. Go to Curriculum.md for more information.

Benefits

• At the beginning of the program, the participants will receive DevLake apparel and stickers (to share with their friends and with developers they get in contact with.)

• The Junior Developer Evangelists will connect on a weekly huddle call for forty-five (45) minutes with Maxim to connect and sync up, and will engage on a daily basis (weekdays only) on the DevLake Slack in the main channel, and on a private channel dedicated to the program.

• At the conclusion of the program, the participants can declare themselves a Junior Developer Evangelist at Merico with a letter of endorsement and a recommendation.

• Program participants will receive a total stipend/bonus of $600(*) over the course of three months and will be paid via GitHub sponsorship.

Note

The JDE (Junior Developer Evangelist) Program is subject to evolve, change and modify. Feel free to share your feedback in this discussion thread.