We are working under the the Linux Foundation’s Open Mainframe Project. There are many benefits to this including a standardized method of running and contributing to an open source project. Below is information that will allow you to participate in the GenevaERS project.
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Standing Meetings
Meeting cancellations are announced via the GenevaERS Slack channel
New participants will be required to create a profile in order to register for the meeting. Once registered, a personal zoom link will be sent. To register for the international meeting use the following link
There is an international meeting every Tuesday from 8 – 9 PM US central via Zoom.
To register for the international meeting, use
https://zoom-lfx.platform.linuxfoundation.org/meeting/95522057563
There is a weekly Research and Development (R&D) meeting scheduled for Fridays at noon US eastern via Zoom. Meetings will be canceled using Slack
New participants will need to register for the R&D meeting using this link https://zoom-lfx.platform.linuxfoundation.org/meeting/93416790363
Onboarding
Want to join the project? Check out our onboarding document.
Using Git to Contribute to the Project
New to Git? These resources will help you with with the basics. Don’t worry if you don’t understand right away or make mistakes; we’ve been there.
Note, many of the examples and tutorials use commands via a shell / command line. If you prefer using an interface, options are available for Linux, Mac, and Windows.
What and why is Git and Github? – via the Git Handbook
Git the Simple Guide which includes links to interfaces
Computer Stuff They Didn’t Teach You #4 – Git 101 Basics YouTube video 33:49 minutes
A Beginner’s Guide to the most Frequently used Git Commands
Advanced Git Concepts Required to Contribute Project Repositories
Computer Stuff They Didn’t Teach You #5 – Git Pull Requests explained
YouTube video 21:09 minutes
