[Developer Newsletter] New Champions, Camunda Community Summit, Product Survey, Releases, Community Contributions, & More

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Hi there,

At the beginning of this year, we launched the Camunda Champion Program to acknowledge, amplify, and reward the work of some of our most vocal community members. Now, we’re thrilled to introduce our second cohort of Camunda Champions. Read more in this blog post.

Our annual Camunda Community Summit is happening on April 26–28, 2022 and the Call for Presentations is now open. If you have a Camunda success story to share please apply today!

News from our Devs

Our Devs consistently work hard to deliver cool, new, and exciting product features. Check out our newest product updates:

Camunda Cloud 1.3.0-alpha1 - The alpha includes bug fixes and preparations for major features of the next 1.3.0 release. Read more about it now!

Camunda Platform Runtime 7.17.0-alpha1 - Check out the new features in this release, such as Composite incident handlers (thanks to an awesome PR from community member @bespaltovyj!) and eight bug fixes.

Camunda Optimize 3.7.0-alpha1 - In this blog post, we highlight a few new features we've recently debuted. Check it out.

Useful resources for Camunda Devs

Camunda Product Survey - If you have experience with Camunda Platform or Camunda Cloud, we want to hear from you. Please share your insights here.

Start and Step Through a Process with REST (feat. SwaggerUI) - Check out this post, where Dev Advocate Niall tells you more about Camunda’s REST API.

Q&A: The One with the Non-existent Variable - Read from our Dev Advocate David in this blog post on how to check if a variable is set.

Community contributions

We're always blown away by how many amazing people contribute to our community on a regular basis. Here are just a few highlights:

We are excited to announce that the Community Hub Release Parent has a new version out (see here), and there's also a new version of the Community Action Maven Release.

Plus, we saw over 60 valid pull requests across 20 repositories during Hacktoberfest 2021. The majority of the contributions were made in the Camunda Community Hub, but the single most popular repository was our feel-scala repo.

As always, our amazing Meetup organizers set up a variety of insightful events all around the world to exchange ideas and share knowledge. Will you join the next one?