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- If you are new to Hyperledger, you will need a Linux Foundation ID (LFID) to edit our wiki pages and chat on Hyperledger channels. Here are directions on how to create your LFID: Written directions | Youtube Video.
- Subscribe and join the SIG mailing list.
- Add your name and a brief bio to the SIG Members page.
- If you are on Discord, come join our channel on the Hyperledger Discord server.
- If you are on LinkedIn, come follow our LinkedIn page.
- Join the SC&TF SIG's meetings (held every-other Thursday).
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- Review the SIG Scope to learn about the SC&TF SIG mission, objectives, and scope of work.
- Review meeting notes and listen to recordings of past SC&TF SIG Meetings to familiarize yourself with key areas of focus and current work.
Introduce Yourself
- Join a SIG meeting and Introduce yourself in real time.
- Introduce yourself over the SIG mailing list (you may be prompted to create a log in account since it's not connected to your LFID).
- Introduce yourself on our channel on the Hyperledger Discord server.
- Add your name and a brief bio to the SIG Members page.
Contribute as a Non-Technical Member
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- Share subject matter expertise from your field.
- Organize a speaker to present at a SC&TF SIG meeting.
- Conduct Research on how our work could make an impact.
- Propose an idea to our Planning and Suggestions page.
- Start a project.
- Talk about this project on your blog or social media.
- Share relevant news and events to the current Weekly News Digest page.
For example, if you have an idea that could improve supply chain and trade finance management:
- Write up your idea. Get inspirations from our Planning and Suggestions page.
- Take a look at what has already been shared. Could you use some of the pieces for your idea?
- Write the mailing list and tell us your idea or add your idea to the list on the Planning and Suggestions page.
- Recruit developers to help build your idea.
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- Create a Hyperledger Supply Chain and Trade Finance repository on Github. (See here for how to propose a new lab.)
- Check out the code at our (to be created) Github repository.
- Post relevant code to our repository.
- Get it up and running.
- Think you can improve the code? Yes you can! (For example, how about:)
- Improve documentation.
- Propose a new feature or enhancement.
- Talk about this project on your blog or social media.
- Champion a new project! Choose a project from our Planning and Suggestions page or create your own. Visit Hyperledger Labs to learn how to get started.
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Please take a moment to review the Hyperledger Code of Conduct before participating and please follow it in all your interactions with the project.
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