Release after release, OpenDaylight has enlarged its scope, and provides more and more tools to perform actions. Although some wiki pages exists, it is hard to understand what are the best practice for OpenDaylight in term of project architecture, checkstyle… As a whole, it is important OpenDaylight stays consistent from project to project so when important updates are occurring, it’s easy to pinpoint what/where to make to modification…
Defining and sharing best practices from a common, unique and centralized stream will help developers embrace OpenDaylight’s power.
Stephen is one of the maintainers of the Submariner project. He is a long-time open source contributor, and has been at Red Hat since 2015, working on OpenDaylight and Submariner.
Alexis is involved in many OpenDaylight projects, with a focus on supporting and promoting best practices. He aspires to create a global shared structure across projects that would lower the barrier for new committers to be able to easily ramp up and hack on OpenDaylight’s codebase... Read More →
Tuesday September 27, 2016 10:40am - 11:05am PDT
Room 407/408
