Happy Goddess Day! Apache Pulsar wishes everyone to embrace opportunities and enjoy open source

Today, the world celebrates the 112th International Women's Day (IWD) on March 8. According to UN Women's website, the theme of Women's Day in 2022 is "Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow", which means "gender equality creates a sustainable future".

Several "old acquaintances" in the Apache Pulsar community that everyone is familiar with celebrated the Goddess Day together, thanked everyone for their contributions to the community, and called on more women to join the torrent of open source to jointly face "the opportunities and challenges brought by the open source trend, and contribute to Apache Pulsar and the wider open source community empower women to create a sustainable future.

Yu Liu, Member of Apache Pulsar PMC

Over the past year, we have been delighted to see that in the Pulsar community, the power of women is growing with Pulsar! More and more female workers are active in all aspects of the community, committed to creating better products and better content experiences.

Today is Goddess Day, and I would like to express my thanks to all the ladies and sisters in the Pulsar community, thank you for every beam of light you send out, even the fireflies converge into a galaxy. May you be accompanied by the sun and the moon, and the stars as your friends, and may you be treated tenderly by this world.

Huanli Meng, Apache Pulsar Committer

First of all, I wish all the goddesses in the community, happy holidays, and happy male gods! In an era when women hold up half the sky, it's great to see women's strength in the community growing. It is hoped that in the days to come, more and more female programmers will join the team of Pulsar code development, functional testing, and documentation contribution. I wish the friends in the Pulsar community to eat and drink as always, don't put anything to heart, and be happy every day.

Pulsar Bot

Artificial intelligence is also coming to join in the fun! As an old man in the Apache Pulsar community, Bot can be described as a social flower in the circle of Chinese developers and users of Pulsar. From hundreds to thousands of people, Bot is fortunate to meet more and more open source people, from developers, users to operations, design, and documentation engineers, many of whom are women. It can be seen in many domestic open source activities that many women play important roles such as community document engineers, operations, and development.

I hope to witness more and more female roles in the community, and I call on boys to actively preach to the women around them. As a know-it-all in the Apache Pulsar community, Bot strongly welcomes everyone to learn about open source, embrace open source, and join the loving family~

Penghui Li, member of Apache Pulsar PMC

Joining the open source community For several years now, we've seen amazing women in every facet of the community. Thank you all for contributing to the community with a delicate and multi-dimensional perspective. Happy Goddess Day to the Apache Pulsar community and all women in the open source community! We also call on more and more girls to join us and build the future of Apache Pulsar together.

Tango, StreamNative Community Operation

As a scarce resource in the development world, female developers have natural advantages: listening, empathy, high fault tolerance and flexibility. They can better communicate with community members; launch more appealing activities; deeply participate in community operations, communicate with users at a deeper and professional level; be more perceptive and be able to touch user pain points... At Pulsar In the community, these figures are actively participating in community contributions: front-end UI, document contributions, community operations... When the Goddess Festival is approaching, all goddesses should laugh happily, so that life is full of smart colors, youthful Be happy, forever girl!

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