Ask the Experts at Jenkins World 2016

R. Tyler Croy August 26, 2016

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Our events officer Alyssa has been working for the past several weeks to organize the "Open Source Hub" at Jenkins World 2016. The Hub is a location on the expo floor where contributors to the Jenkins project can hang out, share demos and help Jenkins users via the "Ask the Experts" program. Thus far we have a great list of experts who have volunteered to help staff the booth, which includes many frequent contributors, JAM organizers and board members.

A few of the friendly folks you will see at Jenkins World are:

Paul Allen - P4 Plugin maintainer and Pipeline contributor.
R Tyler Croy - Jenkins infrastructure maintainer and board member.
Jesse Glick - Pipeline maintainer and long-time contributor to Jenkins core.
Eddú Meléndez Gonzales - Organizer for the Lima (Perú) Jenkins Area Meetup and contributor to Spring.
Jon Hermansen - Organizer for the Los Angeles Jenkins Area Meetup, developer and Pipeline user.
Owen Mehegan - GitLab plugin contributor, release engineer and copy editor for jenkins.io.
Oleg Nenashev - Google Summer of Code organizer, maintainer of multiple plugins and St. Petersburg Jenkins Area Meetup organizer.
Christopher Orr - Maintainer of multiple Android-related plugins, including the Android Emulator plugin and contributor to numerous projects behind the scenes of Jenkins.
Casey Vega - Organizer for the Los Angeles Jenkins Area Meetup and release engineer at Verizon Digital Media.
Mark Waite - Maintainer of the Git plugin and contributor to a number of other Git-related plugins.
Dean Yu - Long-time contributor, board member and release engineer at Shutterfly.

I hope that this list isn’t exhaustive! If you are an active member of the Jenkins community and/or a contributor, consider taking part in the "Ask the Experts" program. It’s a great opportunity to bond with other contributors and talk with fellow users at Jenkins World.

You will be able to find us in the expo hall under the "Open Source Hub" sign; please stop by at Jenkins World to say hello, pick up stickers and to ask questions!

About the author

R. Tyler Croy

R. Tyler Croy has been part of the Jenkins project for the past seven years. While avoiding contributing any Java code, Tyler is involved in many of the other aspects of the project which keep it running, such as this website, infrastructure, governance, etc.