We are excited to invite a diverse group of participants to our upcoming event. To ensure a rich exchange of knowledge and ideas, we have outlined the following desired profiles:
- OSS Active Developers/Maintainers:
- Description: We highly encourage active developers and maintainers of open-source software (OSS) to join us. Their ongoing involvement and experience in OSS projects will bring valuable insights and practical knowledge to the event.
- Active Developers:
- Description: We are looking for developers currently engaged in development work. Their fresh and practical ideas will maximize the impact of our discussions.
- Security Specialists with Hands-on Coding Experience:
- Description: Security professionals who actively code and work on security-related projects are crucial for this event. Their expertise will provide valuable context and insights, helping to integrate security perspectives with development practices.
- Former Developers:
- Description: Specialists with past development experience are also welcome. Their expertise can provide valuable perspectives and complement the skills of active developers.
- Non-Developers:
- Description: Non-developers, especially those involved in software security and compliance, are invited to participate. They are preferred to be part of teams that include developers to ensure a well-rounded understanding of developer contexts.
We believe this diverse mix of participants will foster a dynamic and productive environment for all attendees. We look forward to your participation and the valuable contributions you will bring to the event.
GitHub Profile Requirement
To participate in the challenge, you need an active GitHub profile. Given that this event primarily targets developers, we use GitHub profiles to verify active involvement in concept and prototype development, so GitHub is required for challenge submission.