Sign-in and Sign-up
Here are some recommendations to help you get started:
- If you are new to Hyperledger, you will need a Linux Foundation ID (LFID) to edit our wiki pages and chat on Hyperledger channels. Here's how to get your LFID.
- Add your name and company in the Member's Directory.
- Subscribe and Join the GRC SIG Mailing List and introduce yourself to the group. (You may be prompted to create a log-in account since it's not connected to your LFID).
- Join the GRC SIG’s meetings.
Get up-to-speed with the work of the GRC SIG
- Review the Project Charter to learn about the GRC SIG mission, objectives, and scope of work.
- Explore the different working groups that have been created to learn about work being planned and currently underway.
- Join a meeting and introduce yourself.
- Review meeting notes and listen to recordings of past GRC SIG Meetings to familiarize yourself with key areas of focus and work underway.
- Review the Resources Page for online reporting and educational material related to GRC and the Publications and Presentations Page for content that has been written and presented by the GRC SIG.
Make a Video
You can use your phone, table, or laptop and make a video that says:
- Who you are and where you're from
- Why you joined the SIG
- What you're interested in working on OR what you're goals are
- Suggestions for anyone else to join the SIG
Please make it in your native language if it's not English.
Then please upload it to youtube, instagram, or whatever platform and reply to this email with a link to it.
We'll include your videos in this wiki, so people could hear the collective voice of our group from all over the world working on climate together. We'll also be reviewing the videos to choose some segments for a montage video.
Finally, on Earth Day (April 22), let's all go on twitter and share our videos and re-tweet each others with the hashtags #opensource #climatechange #hyperledger #hlca2sig #earthday #video
Mentorship Opportunities
For future mentorship opportunities, please see Hyperledger Mentorship Program.
Contribute as a non-technical member
You can do a lot to help move us forward even if you're not a coder! We need your help connecting our software to real-world climate action, so post to the group and tell us what you're working on and how we could work together.
As a non-technical member you can:
- Share subject matter expertise from your field
- Organize a speaker to present at a GRC SIG meeting
- Conduct Research on how our work could make an impact
- Start a project
- Talk about this project on your blog or social media. Make a Video (see above for suggestions.)
- Work on a Mentorship Opportunity (see above.)
For example, if you have an idea
- Write up your idea. Get inspirations from our Project Ideas Board
- Take a look at what we've already built. Could you use some of the pieces for your idea?
- Write the mailing list and tell us your idea or fill out the Call for Use Cases form.
Contribute as a technical member/developer
If you're a developer, welcome! Here's our chance to make our code matter in the world.
As a technical member/developer you can:
- Add to the test coverage
- Implement fully designed modules.
- Call out the need for specific requirements on the mailing list.
- Build apps based on our project. It's open-source!
- Work on a Mentorship Opportunity (see above.)
If you are a developer and new to blockchain, start by:
- Going through the Hyperledger Fabric tutorials
- Read some tutorials about developing Ethereum apps, such as Building an Ethereum dApp
To view active technical contribution opportunities, click here or see the issues below:
Code of Conduct
Please take a moment to review the Hyperledger Code of Conduct before participating and please follow it in all your interactions with the project.