On October 31st 2020, the first edition of our #OMRS2020 Internships has ended. The idea of organizing a remote internship was born after it became impossible to organize an internship in the same form as it was held every year – stationary. Since the program could not take place physically in the office, it was…
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In the previous parts we talked about how Łukasz has achieved the dev2 level and what he discovered during his work in OpenMRS. If you haven’t read yet the previous parts I advise you to do it, because they’re so good: How to win a competition? The role of a mentor in an international organization…
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So, I’d gladly hear about Daniel’s role, who seems to be a mentor to you. What finally made you change the way of thinking and stay? As I mentioned, my first idea was to look through each file separately looking for possible problems. Of course, I initially found some small errors in the JavaDoc links,…
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Our main project this year – #OMRS2020 Internships – is coming to an end. Its aim was to promote open-source projects around the world, especially among young developers. The participants had 4 months to meet the requirements allowing them to reach the dev2 level in the OpenMRS community, which was a condition for winning a…
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#OMRS2020 Internship is almost over. We are at the end of the period of tasks, but the time for a summary has not come yet. We’re here to share with you the accomplishment of one of the participants. We are extremely proud that a participant in our program took up this topic in the OpenMRS…
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Hey, probably you’re wondering how our internship goes. So it goes very well, our interns do the tasks, they have sent first pull request to other developers to check their code and publish their first posts on the OpenMRS’ talk. We’re very proud of them cause it’s easy to see that some of them really…
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In the previous article, we talked about what is Evidence-based Management, how to measure it and why it’s so important to do that. In that article, we will talk about ways to improve Key Values, the most common problems and faults during measuring KVs. EBM’s Learning Loop Indicators are useful, but they are more important…
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For how long have you acknowledged Agile and Scrum methods? If you read this article you probably use Agile and Scrum for some time and you are looking for new ways to develop it and improve your work. Am I right? You are doing your best to deliver products at every step but do you…
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Open source software is software with source code that everyone can control, modify, and improve. In a broader sense, it is an idea of unlimited access to the software’s source code. The free software movement was started by an American organization called Open Source Initiative, established in 1998. The group, interested in such systems, introduced a…
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Contribution to Open Source projects is an awesome experience and can be rewarding. In the post Open Source – A New Hope, we’ve described what exactly are Open Source projects, and what are the benefits of participating in those. Due to the enormous number of projects to choose from and the variety of its sizes and…
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