Welcome to the latest of our regular monthly Community Spotlight updates that gives you news from in and around the Cadence community!
It's been a couple of months since our last update so we have a lot of updates to share with you.
Please see below for a roundup of the highlights:
Welcome to the latest of our regular monthly Community Spotlight updates that gives you news from in and around the Cadence community!
Please see below for a roundup of the highlights:
You might have noticed that we have had a few more contributions to our blog from Chris Qin. Chris has been busy sharing insights, and tips on a few important Cadence topics. The objective is to help the community with any potential problems.
Here are the latest topics:
Even if you have not encountered these use cases - it is good to be prepared and have a solution ready.Please take a look and let us have your feedback.
Chris is also going to take a look at the Cadence Samples to make sure they are all working and if not - he's going to re-write them so that they do!
Thanks very much Chris for all the work you are doing to help improve the project!
Welcome to the latest of our regular monthly Community Spotlight updates that gives you news from in and around the Cadence community!
Please see below for a roundup of the highlights:
Are you new to Cadence and want to understand the basic concepts and architecture? Well we have some great information for you!
Community member Chris Qin has written a short blog post that takes you through the the three main components that make up a Cadence application. Please take a look and feel free to give us your comments and feedback.
Thanks Chris for sharing your knowledge and helping others to get started.
This month saw the release of v1.0 of the Cadence Go Client. Note that the work done on this release was as a result of community feedback asking for it - so we are listening and responding to community needs.
Thanks very much to everyone who worked hard to get this release out!
We've had a short break but now we are back. Welcome to the latest of our regular monthly Community Spotlight updates that gives you news from in and around the Cadence community!
Please see below for a roundup of the highlights:
Just in case you missed it - at the end of April Cadence v1.0 was officially released. This release is a significant milestone for the project and the community. It indicates that we are confident in the stability of the code that we can recommend it and promote it widely to more users. Kudos to everyone that worked together to make this release happen.
And the Uber team also gave Cadence a writeup on the Uber Engineering Blog so please take a look.
Welcome to the latest of our regular monthly Community Spotlight updates that gives you news from in and around the Cadence community!
Please see below for a roundup of the highlights:
We are very pleased to let you know that a talk on Cadence has been accepted for the Linux Foundation's Open Source Summit, North America in Vancouver on 10th - 12th May 2023.
The talk called Cadence: The New Open Source Project for Building Complex Distributed Applications will be given by Ender Demirkaya and Emrah Seker If you are planning to attend the Open Source Summit then please don't forget to attend the talk and take time catch up with Ender and Emrah!
Our Slack #support channel has been very active over the last few months as we continue to get an continual stream of questions. Here are the stats:
All of these questions are being answered collaboratively by the community. Thanks everyone for sharing your knowledge and we are looking forward to receiving more of your questions!
Here’s the latest in our regular monthly Community Spotlight updates that gives you news from in and around the Cadence community!
Please see below for a roundup of the highlights:
We've been talking about doing a community survey for a while and during February we sent it out. We are still collating the results so it's not too late to send in your response.
The survey takes 5 minutes and is your opportunity to provide feedback to the project and highlight areas you think we need to focus on.
Use this Survey Link
Please take a few minutes to give us your opinion.
Happy New Year everyone! Here’s the latest in our regular monthly Community Spotlight updates that gives you news from in and around the Cadence community!
Please see below for a roundup of the highlights:
We have been running Office Hours sessions every month since May last year. The aim was to give the community an opportunity to speak directly with some of the Cadence core developers and experts to answer questions on particular issues you may be having. We have found that the most preferred method for community questions has been the support Slack channel so have decided to stop this monthly call.
Thanks very much to Ender Demirkayaand the Uber team for making themselves available for these sessions.
Please remember that if you have question about Cadence or are facing a specific issue then you can post your question in our #support Slack channel. If you also post the details on StackOverflow with the cadence workflow tag then there will be a searchable history for others who encounter the same issue to find a solution.
I know we are a little early this month as many people will be taking some time out for holidays.
We'd like to wish everyone happy holidays and to thank you for being part of the Cadence community. It's been a busy year for Cadence as we have continued to build a strong, active community that works together to solve issues and generally support each other.
Let's keep going!...This is a great way to build a sustainable community.
We are sure that 2023 will be even more exciting as we continue to develop Cadence.
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.
Here’s the latest in our regular monthly Community Spotlight updates that gives you news from in and around the Cadence community!
Please see below for a roundup of the highlights:
This month Uber Engineering published a really nice article on one of the ways they are using Cadence. The article is called How Uber Optimizes the Timing of Push Notifications using ML and Linear Programming.
The Uber team take you through the details of the problem that they are looking to solve, so you can understand the scope limitations and depedencies - so please take a look.
DevNetwork run a series of conferences and during November Cadence was featured in at DeveloperWeek Enterprise. Ender Demirkaya and Ben Slater presented a talk called Espress Complex Business Logic as Code with Open Source Cadence!.
It is good to see that we are finding new channels for us to present the benefits of using Cadence. Huge hanks to Ben and Ender for the presentation and to everyone that attended.
Here’s the latest in our regular monthly Community Spotlight updates that gives you news from in and around the Cadence community!
Please see below for a roundup of the highlights:
It's always great to get the community together and we had planned to run another Cadence Meetup in early November. Unfortunately we didn't have enough time to get things organised so we've decided to postpone it. So please watch out for an announcement for the new Cadence meetup date.
We have had some great feedback from people who attended Technical Showcase that was run this month by Doordash. It featured their financial products but also highlighted some of the key technologies they use...and guess what Cadence is one of them!
If you missed the session then you will be happy to know that it was recorded and we've inlcuded a link to the the recording on Youtube.
Thanks to the Doordash team for running the session and helping support Cadence by sharing their knowledge.