I've heard of many people referring to the Medium posts related to Beam for step-by-step tutorials.
https://medium.com/tag/apache-beam/latest On Thu, Oct 25, 2018 at 9:25 PM Austin Bennett <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Beam Devs and Users, > > Trying to get a sense from the community on the sorts of things we think > would be useful to build the community (I am thinking not from an angle of > specific code/implementation/functionality, but from a user/usability -- I > want to dive in and make real contributions with the code, too, but know I > also have the interest and skills to help with education and community > aspects, hence my focus on this). > > I had previously suggested a sort of cookbook for focused and curated > examples (code and explination) to help people get started, on-boarding, > using Beam to aid getting up and running and accomplishing something > worthwhile (and quickly), that seems one way to help grow our user base > (and maybe future dev base afterwards those users become enamored), which > did get some positive feedback when first put out there. > > There are many other areas where featuring others sharing successes from > having used Beam or little tips can be valuable, Pablo's Awesome Beam is > one example of such a collection: https://github.com/pabloem/awesome-beam > or even centralizing a general place to find any/all Beam > blogs/shared-code/writeups/etc. > > Certainly there is a place for all sorts of contributions and resources. > What do people on these lists think would be particularly useful? Trying > to get a more focused sense of where we think efforts might be best > focused. > > Please share anything (even semi-)related!? > > Thanks, > Austin > > > P.S. I realize that those following this list are rather self selecting > as well, so this might not be the best forum to figure out what new/novice > users need, but I would like to hear what everyone else here thinks could > be useful. > -- Rose Thị Nguyễn
