Sellotape

Sellotape is a modern audio podcast platform. It introduces an accessible way to listen to podcast and streams.

It serves as a simple social network, helping streamers and listeners to easily access and expose their live content as it centralizes streams from many popular streaming sources.

As a podcaster/streamer, you can expose yourself better - by providing centralized information on previous, present and future streams.

As a listener, you can follow your favorite streamers and keep up to date with their streams.

Ideology

The platform strives to be a simple social network as users can follow and engage with each other. Our philosophy is that there should be no alienation between a streamer and a listener, and we engage and strive to push the interaction between them as possible.

Spinning Up a Dev Environment

Head to the Spinning Up section in the Development Guidelines for a quick set up of the platform on your machine.

Contributing

Thank you for your interest in contributing to Sellotape 🔥   There are multiple ways and places you can contribute, and we're here to help facilitate that.

Code contribution

If you'd like to fix bugs or add a new feature to Sellotape, make sure that you follow our Development Guidlines. Once you are done working, submit a Pull Request and assign one of the collaborators of the project. We will reviwed it as soon as possible 🙌

Reporting an issue

If you have found what you believe to be an issue with Sellotape's platform please do not hesitate to file an issue on the GitHub project. When filing your issue please make sure you can express the issue with a reproducible test case, and that test case should not include any external dependencies. That is to say, the test case can be executed without anything more than runnign on the existing master branch of Sellotape in our Vagrant configuration.

Becoming a collaborator

By becoming a collaborator, contributors can have even more impact on the project 👪   They can help other contributors by reviewing their contributions, triage issues and take an even bigger part in shaping the project's future. Individuals identified by us as making significant and valuable contributions may be made Collaborators and given commit access to the project. Activities taken into consideration include (but are not limited to) the quality of:

• Code commits and pull requests.
• Documentation commits
• Commenting on issues
• Assistance provided to end users and novice contributors

Collaborators

Guy Itzhaki, Tarel Madar, Gal Lapid, Alon Weissfeld, Omri Rosner