We have a variety of ways to get involved with the OSLC community. Our members include software developers, systems integrators, tool vendors and buyers, consultants, analysts, and open-source communities who understand the value – both in flexibility and cost savings – of open interfaces.
Become an OSLC Member or join technical Workgroups here. Find and join User Groups here.
Are we missing something big? Join in to explore and define scenarios to improve how software tools integrate.
These things don't write themselves! You can make sure that a specification is accurate, achievable, and supportable.
If an un-implimented specification falls in the woods, does it make a sound? Help us provide working services and tests to validate our specifications and kickstart other projects.
Is your software lonely? Add support for our specifications and it'll have lots of friends to share data with. We have a guide for getting started with developing OSLC applications.
Haphazard APIs and fragile integrations aren't features; they're defects. Start a conversation with the developers of your favorite tools and ask them to support OSLC specifications.
Open collaboration? We're big fans. Our members contribute to a variety of open source projects – not only OSLC implementations, but also tools for OSLC development – and we'd love your input.
Have a say in the direction of our community. Become an OSLC Member to vote on community matters, contribute to our User Groups, and join our workgroups.
Although everyone deserves to save time and money with better integrations, not everyone knows it yet. Tell others about our community and our goals, or join the Communications workgroup and tell us how to do it better.
Do you have an idea for a new workgroup or initiative? Get in touch with our Steering Committee and make a pitch! See more details about proposing a new workgroup.
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