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Responsibilities

1. Mentoring

  • Guide new tqlers in their learning and practices
  • Provide good coding guidelines, best practices and design patterns to the TQL Community

2. Evangelizing

  • Make TQL known by all software engineers
  • Stand up and speak up for what is TQL and how TQL is different

3. Open Source Contribution

  • Contribute to the TQL Open Source base

 

 

Privileges

1. TQL Licenses

  • Enjoy free TQLEngine development license and production license discount programs
  • Access to early Beta versions

2. Governance

  • Maintain super-tqler standards and TQL IoT Certificate criteria on behalf of the Community
  • Advocate for priority feature requests on behalf of the Community

3. Recognition

  • Annual nomination of top super-tqlers, with rewards such as funded travels and events.
  • Featured by Atomiton press releases. Profiles are on Atomiton and TQL Community pages;

Becoming a super-tqler: qualification criteria

1. Qualifying criteria

Any tqler can request to become a super-tqler if the qualifying criteria are met.

A. TQL experience

    A1. Minimum 200 hours of work on TQL

    A2. TQL certified (the current form of certification is the TQL IoT Certificate)

B. Good community standing

    B1. top 10% (90 percentile) in community favorability ranking (the current form of community points is the PlusPlus points on tqler.slack.com)

2. Credentialing points

A super-tqler needs 500 credentialing points each year to maintain the status.

A. Mentoring

    A1. Mentoring a beginner: spend 10 hours with a beginning tqler in his/her first 50 hours - 100'

    A2. Mentoring a professional: spend 10 hours with a tqler to bring him/her from 50 hours (beginner) to 200 hours (professional) - 100'

B. Evangelism

    B1. Publishing: publish TQL-based content in any public channel (or in any private channel with >500 audience). The content can be: projects/applications, white-papers, demos, blogs/posts, videos, stories. (Tweets and photos are not included.) - 50'

    B2. Speaking: speaking on TQL-based topic in any public event (or in a private event with > 50 audience). - 50'

C. Open source

    C1. TQL Project open source commits:

           C1.1. Rank 90 percentile in number of commits: 800'

           C1.2. Rank 50 percentile in commits: 200'

           C1.3 Has commits: 50'

 

The qualification criteria is the governing mechanism for admitting new super-tqlers and qualifying existing ones. They are governed by the current super-tqlers and updated semi-annually.

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