Community

The JBoss community consists of individuals and companies from all over the world who participate as users, testers, developers, writers and speakers for the projects. The unifying goal and vision is to develop the best possible Java Enterprise Middleware in open source, available for anyone to use with no license fees. Anybody is welcome to join in at any time and the rewards can be great, both personally and professionally. As part of the community you will have plenty of opportunities to learn from other experienced developers and users who share your desire for success.

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Community Calendar

Check the community calendar to find JBoss events and local community speaking engagements by knowledge stakeholders from your favorite projects. Have a JUG or JBUG that would like a JBoss speaker to attend? Request a speaker to make a presentation near you.

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Community participation happens on many levels

Using the software and resources provided on the JBoss.org site is a great way to accelerate your Java enterprise application development. However by collaborating with and contributing back to the community you can help to ensure that the software works exactly as you would expect and improve the experience for everyone. There are many ways to make a contribution, including helping others on the forums, writing or editing wiki articles, testing development releases or submitting patches for bugs and new features.

 

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