Hi everyone,
The Guide for the New and Curious is complete. This is one of our current GSOD 2021 projects.
This guide helps anyone get started with OpenMRS and find the desired project team or squad that they may want to join and contribute to. It clearly addresses the answers to the challenge that was posed in the Flight Paths: Improving the full OpenMRS Onboarding Experience.
On behalf of the documentation team, i wish to roll it out to the community as the best guide for now that can help to onboard the newbies and even the old community members who have been stuck for a long time, and desiring to follow the right flight path with minimal challenges. For those who may ask, “What about the Getting started as a developer guide?” My humble answer is, “it is embedded in there.”
So, on behalf of the community, i wish to extend my thanks for the hard work of @bstuder99, closely mentored by @jennifer, and the entire documentation team(@kaylinbracey@christine@dkayiwa and many more for your support and input.
Thanks for this update, @gracebish! In case you’re wondering exactly how the Guide for the New and Curious fits in with our website’s Get Involved page as well as existing (and forthcoming) Getting Started Guides, here is a little visual:
This is fantastic news! Previously, I had a difficult time introducing new contributors to the community. Thanks, @bstuder99 and @jennifer for your good work! This will undoubtedly be very beneficial.
Thank you @kmuwanga. You are free to start here. You are welcome to the weekly calls every Tuesday at: 9:30pm IST | 7pm Nairobi | 6pm Cape Town | 4pm UTC | 12pm Boston | 9am Seattle