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Cadence Community Spotlight Update - March 2022

· 4 min read
Sharan Foga
Sharan Foga
Director of Operations & Customer Success @ Encube Technologies

Welcome to our Cadence Community Spotlight update!

This is the latest in our series of monthly blog posts focused on the Cadence community and news about what you have been doing with Cadence.

Please see below for a short activity roundup of what has happened recently in the community.

Updated Cadence Topology Diagram​

Did you know that we have an updated Cadence Service diagram on the website? Well we do - and you can find it on our Deployment Topology page. We are always looking for information that helps makes it easier for people to understand how Cadence works.

Special thanks to Ben Slater for updating the diagram and also to Ender, Emrah and Long for helping review it.

Monthly Cadence Technical Office Hours​

Every month we hold a Technical Office Hours session via Zoom where you can speak directly with some of our Cadence experts. If you have a question about Cadence or are facing a particular issue getting it setup then please come along and chat to one of our experts!

Meetings are held on the last Monday of every month so make sure you mark the dates in your calendars. Our next session will be on the 25th April at 9am PT so hope to see you there!

The Cadence Community Calendar contains the Zoom link for the meeting and details of any other events planned so please check it regularly.

Some Cadence Statistics​

This month we thought it would be interesting to post some statistics about the Cadence community.

  • 1722 - the number of members in our #general Slack channel
  • 24 - the number of questions asked in our #support Slack channel during the month
  • 5 - the number of questions asked about Cadence in StackOverflow during the month
  • 105 - the number of contributors to the Cadence git repo
  • 9 - the number of community members who responded to a question during the month

Using StackOverflow to Respond to Support Questions​

We have over 1700 members in our #support channel on our Cadence Slack where some of you have been asking questions about Cadence. The community has been responding and provided some great answers that we don’t want to lose!

It can be difficult searching the Slack #support channel for a specific problem and we want to make sure that we capture all these great answers so that they can help others in the community.

So if possible we would like you to start posting your Cadence questions on StackOverflow.

  • Create your question in StackOverflow
  • Post the StackOverflow question link in the Cadence Slack #support channel
  • A response to your question will be posted to StackOverflow

Other community members will be able to search StackOverflow for the details of the your question and see the response. We hope that this will make it easier for people to find answers to common questions.

Cadence in the News!​

Below are a selection of Cadence related articles, blogs and whitepapers. Please take a look and feel free to share via your own social media channels.

Upcoming Events​

If you have any news or topics you'd like us to include in our next update then please join our Slack#community channel.

Please remember that this update is for you - so if you have any comments or feedback that could help us improve it then please share it with us in the #community Slack channel.