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Open Source Community Meetings

Introduction​

The Low-Code Engine open source community is dedicated to advancing low-code technology through collaboration. The community brings together developers, technical experts, and industry observers in low-code. Regular meetings are used to exchange ideas, share experience, discuss new technology, and explore the future of low-code.

Participation Requirements​

To keep meetings productive, we suggest the following people attend:

  • Members who have contributed to the Low-Code Engine: Community members with hands-on contributions to the engine.
  • Refer to the contribution guide: See the contribution guide for more information.
  • Members who have provided valuable suggestions: Those who have offered useful feedback or ideas for the Low-Code Engine in the past.

Schedule​

  • Frequency: Monthly meetings

Notes​

  • Meeting frequency may change based on member feedback. If there are many topics, meetings may be held more often; if there are few, a meeting may be canceled. Repeated cancellations may pause the series.

Meeting Process​

Preparation​

  • Set topics in advance: Topics for the next meeting are decided one week ahead.
  • Send meeting notices: Share time, agenda, and how to join before the meeting.

During the Meeting​

  • Opening and introductions: Brief opening and self-introductions, especially when new members join.
  • Topic discussion: Follow the agenda; allocate time per topic and leave room for discussion and questions.
  • Record key points and decisions: Capture discussion highlights, decisions, and action items.

Follow-Up​

  • Share meeting notes: Distribute notes and action plans to all members after the meeting.
  • Execute and follow up: Carry out tasks from the meeting and report progress at the next meeting.

Open Meeting Topics​

Open meeting topics include, but are not limited to:

  • Building the low-code industry together: How open source collaboration can accelerate low-code development.
  • Improvement suggestions and feedback: Community experience with the Low-Code Engine and ideas for improvement.
  • Frontend technology and low-code: For frontend developers, how to combine frontend tech with the Low-Code Engine.
  • Low-code use cases and experience sharing: Community members sharing real-world applications of the engine.
  • Low-code technical principles: Deeper understanding of how the Low-Code Engine works.
  • Latest progress on the Low-Code Engine: New releases, features, and other updates.
  • Future of low-code technology: Directions for low-code development.
  • Latest low-code platform features and trends: New capabilities, trends, and directions on current low-code platforms.